A worksheet to introduce 6 key environmental issues to students - ideal for a Year 7 (Grade 6) class. Students have to identify the issue from the photograph, match to the description, rank in order of importance and then write a paragraph to explain their decision. There is a lot to get out of this activity and ideally can lead to students in groups choosing one of the 6 issues for further research to present back to the class.

A simple worksheet which introduced the dependency ratio and gets students thinking about the problems in Japan resulting form an ageing population. As a follow up activity get students to think about and research the opportunities.

A comprehensive case study resource aimed at GCSE students covering Polish migration to the UK after Poland joined the EU. The 3-page resource covers a range of essential skills: describing graphs, push and pull factors, impacts on both UK and Poland, and a case study write up with some top tips for students.

A sample of my Himalayas pack (available in my TES resources), this will list the full teacher’s notes so you can see what all the lessons are, as well as my favourite activity which I spend around 4 lessons on; getting students to solve the mystery of whether George Mallory and Andrew Irvine reached the summit of Mount Everest in 1924. It never fails to fascinate students and is a great one to teach.