This is a complete resource pack for teaching The Globe, as part of the Elizabethan England Historic Environment (2026). These resources have been designed around five factors of The Globe: Purpose, Puritans (and opposition), Patronage, Propaganda and Period fashions. Lesson Slides Each lesson includes a starter, exam-style question and guidance on content Works alongside the Student Workbook Brings the teaching experience to life Student Workbook Designed with students in mind to help them to learn the content of The Globe EASY on cognitive load Contains a range of varied activities, knowledge checks and space for essay planning, as well as a keyword glossary. Included are WAGOLLs, PEE paragraph identification worksheets, and space for independent work. The entire booklet is 31 pages long and will take 3 weeks to deliver in 50-minute sessions, 3 times a week (450 minutes approx). Contents page at the start to help organise learning. Knowledge Organiser 3 pieces of knowledge per factor, distilled so that students aren’t subject to cognitive overload Linked conclusion that argues that PATRONAGE is always the most important factor Knowledge bank Sets of questions that you can use to test students’ recall for each of the five factors Exports these to a Google Form, create false but believable answers, and question students as a self-marking homework. These resources were produced to work together, and by purchasing as a bundle, you’ll save 33% compared to buying them individually!

This bundle collates all of my video guides on how to answer the questions in the AQA GCSE History Conflict & Tension exams. Q1: The source suggests…How do you know? Q2: How useful are sources B and C…? Q3: Write an account… Q4: How far do you agree…? Included are video walkthroughs and planning guides, as well as exam question breakdowns and planning sheets for use by your students to get them exam-ready.

This bundle collates both video guides to answer the questions in OCR A-Level Civil Rights, 1865-1992. The video walkthroughs focus on Trade Unions and include two questions, guiding students on how to answer: The Thematic Essay (25 marks) Passages (30 marks) Included are: The complete essays Passages Planning sheets Exam question breakdown Examples of how to plan the question Some of my students who used these guides and techniques achieved A* in their summer examinations.