This assembly focuses on aspirations and the idea of growth. In this assembly you share a story from your own life where you have had to show and demonstrate resilience. You then share some stories about other successful people showing that they have all experienced setbacks and have had to show resilience. You then use it to focus on the importance of resilience and setbacks in achieving success in life and that success is down to hard work and delibrate practice. You link this in with pupil aspirations to inspire them to work hard and realise that things going wrong, feeling worried about things and experiencing failure is a normal part of life and a normal part of the learning experience.

This is a useful revision and classroom resource to help students in secondary schools understand and analyse poems. It contains a clear definition for the different techniques writers use and a focus on form, language, tone, language and imagery.

A booklet of CPD ideas which can be used within staff training to support literacy and oracy across the curriculum.

This interesting and engaging lesson gets pupils to research the worst jobs during the Industrial Revolution. Inspired by the popular TV series starring Tony Robinson, the ‘Worst Jobs in History’, the lesson enables pupils to uncover and find out about all the worst jobs during the Industrial Revolution and make a judgement as to which ones have been the worst. Yuck!

This is an exam walk through power point for the EdExcel GCSE History course - Migrants in Britain. It goes through each of the exam style questions with model answers and top tips on how to answer the exam questions.

This resource goes through a full past paper for EdExcel’s Crime and Punishment exam including the historic environment on Whitechapel. There are example answers and top tips on how to succesfully approach the examination.

This is an exam walk through lesson for the American West complete with model answers and top tips on how to answer the exam questions.

A power point which can be used in class to walk through the exam. The answer includes top tips on how to answer the exam question in student friendly language complete with example answers.

An exam walk through for EdExcel Early Elizabethans. This power point goes through a whole exam paper, contains model answers and gives top tips on how to successfully answer the exam.

Walking, Talking, Mock style resource which goes through how to answer the Medicine Through Time (including Western Front historic environment) exam question. Complete with student friendly guide and an example answer for each question.

A full walking, talking mock style resource which walks you through a German past paper. Complete with advice on how to answer each question and model answers throughout. This will enable you to teach your students to be successful in answering this exam question - for EdExcel GCSE Germany.

A revision power point that walks through how to tackle the EdExcel Superpower Relations exam

This revision resource walks through the exam with an explanation of how to answer each question and example answers for each question. All six questions are fully explained and exemplified.

A home learning or remote learning resource to support revisino of the Anglo-Saxon and Norman England GCSE course for EdExcel GCSE History.

Crime and Punishment Knowledge Organisers. Great for giving pupils an overview of the course with a timeline, key individuals and key words too.

For US Politics. A top trumps game featuring 24 American Presidents. Feel free to change any of the scores. Helps pupils to think about the relative achievemens, fame and significance of US Presidents and an engaging introduction to American Politics.

This resource is a map with various sites where a castle could be built. Students have to weigh up the various locations and decide where a castle should be built. This resource supports learning on the Norman Conquest

This resource is a game suitable for upper Key Stage 2 or lower Key Stage 3 focusing on Medieval Castles. Students have to decide a location for a castle and choose items for their castle. They then have to test the castle they have created against 20 different scenarios based on real events in History. There is a quiz to reinforce understanding and a range of other information on the power point too. The activity takes between 1-2 hours and would be suitable for an afternoon enrichment session focusing on teamwork and history.

An introduction to the history of American Politics booklet.

Revision notes to support any A Level topics covering Henry VIII and his rule between 1509 and 1540