Discover the inspiring stories of brilliant Black women who shaped science and space exploration, covering NASA’s groundbreaking mathematician Katherine Johnson and other female contributions to the Space Race . See how their courage and intellect changed the world! This presentation is an introduction to the incredible contributions of underrepresented STEM pioneers. It can be used in an assembly or as a part of a series covering STEM topics or Cold War/ Civil Rights History. It includes information on the slides and a interactive quiz. Primarily, for a KS2 or lower KS3 audience. Created on Canva. AI was used in assisting to create this resource.

Uncover the incredible life of Sarah Forbes Bonetta, the Yoruba princess who became Queen Victoria’s protégée and goddaughter. This comprehensive PowerPoint and resource pack uses her unique journey to tackle essential KS3 themes of race, empire, and global migration in 19th-century London. Interactive powerpoint that can be completed independently by students as well as used for whole class instruction. Key Features: Source Analysis Mastery: Structured activities guide students through interpreting and evaluating key primary sources (Queen Victoria’s diary, photographs,) to develop skills in utility and reliability. Thematic Deep Dive: Explore the hidden diversity of Victorian London and challenge traditional narratives of the British Empire. Differentiated Tasks: Includes an engaging independent research project and creative tasks that cater to different learning styles and abilities. Focus Skills: Source Utility, Inference, Historical Context, Diversity & Empire

Double sided ticket (Cinema style) which has a starter, plenary and main tasks printed on it as well as challenge tasks. Great for student-led lessons or cover lessons. Silent Movies can be found on youtube for students to complete independently.

Resource for teaching Year 7 Medieval World entails map, sources, extended reading and PEEL writing activities. Enquiry booklet with 7 full lessons and accompanying extended reading/source sheets. It is an enquiry exploring the significance of the Silk Roads. It has a keyword list at the front of the booklet which all the starter (retrieval) tasks are based on. The booklet can be used as a presentation as well as work booklet for students. Or individual sheets can be printed for stand-alone/adapted lessons.

For year 9-11 students studying the Cold War. Powerpoint presentation made on Canva on Nuclear Arms Race for students to explore and understand the impact of the arms race on superpower relations. A balance between infomational texts and priamry source activities. There is also a menti.meter quiz at the start.

Powerpoint presentation for KS2/ year 7 students studying Romans. Opportunity to study diversity in Roman periods. Investigative, primary source activities to engage students.