This is a quick 15 minute Maths Reasoning Question Test paper for Year 6 SATS. Answers are included and it is completely editable.

An assessment for Year 9 students after studying trench conditions.

A PPT illustrating why Lincoln announced the Emancipation Proclamation.

An A-Level lesson about how the creation of the new Republican Party in the USA may have led to the increase in sectional tension.

A KS3 lesson on the impact of the Blitzkrieg on Europe - suitable for Year 9 students but can be adapted for other Key Stages.

A PPT lesson and accompanying worksheet on the Normans. It is aimed at GCSE level but could be easily adapted to KS3 if needed.

A very simple welcome to RE and some activities to get them thinking before discussing presentation of work and a getting to know each activity. Suitable for Year 7 or younger.

This lesson uses Harry Potter and the idea of Wingardium Leviosa to explore the concept of static electricity.

A useful set of revision notes explaining key people, dates, terms and events in Russia from 1917-1953. Easily editable.

This is a great end of term assessment utilising own knowledge, essay skills and source evaluation. It is best suited to Year 7 but could be adapted to other year groups as it is an editable Word document.

This is a 3 page set of easily edited revision notes on the domestic policies of Thomas Wolsey under Henry VIII.

This is a worksheet activity on conscientious objectors in WWI and WWII. Good for an assessment or a supply cover lesson.

This a whole lesson comparing the Motte and Bailey castles to the new Stone Keep Castles. It is completely editable.

This is a great little starter activity about Diversity in the UK. It can be easily adapted for other countries if needed. Good for Geography, History and PSHE.

A mixed bag of questions for a simple KS3 Maths assessment.

This is a fully editable assessment based on UK Geography.

A bit of a fun PPT getting students to think about myths and cultures around the world and whether cryptids could be real or made up. It is editable for you to use as you want.

This is a fun free lesson on El Chupacabra, easily adaptable, and can be used for a number of lessons.

A sheet of key terms for the Roman Empire.