This lesson supports the understanding of the relationship between Britain and Egypt. Students can see the importance of the Suez Canal and the tensions around Britain's relationship with Egypt. Supported with a documentary. Students should answer a 16 mark question for home work.

Suitable for mixed ability classes. This lesson looks at the significance of Rhodes. Included are sources for students to analyse and exam practice questions along with an activity based around the 'White Man's Burden'.

Suited to mixed ability classes this resource has contextual information, thinking tasks, source analysis and discussions on 'Social Darwinism'.

This is quite a teacher led lesson with plenty of discussion opportunity. It is very adaptable. Great for consolidating impact. Suitable for all abilities as discussion based with opportunity for challenge questioning. Very topical and gets students thinking about Britain's current relationship with Europe

This is the first lesson in the Hundred Years War. It is aimed at GCSE Classes and includes challenge questions. Students are guided through the causes of the War, a basic overview of the entire events and how the war shaped the identity of England. Both the PowerPoint and the worksheet are required. The next lesson students will be presented with an overview of the three main battles and present a case study on Agincourt.

This is the last lesson in the unit. It is very adaptable and topical. Students really engage with the topic. It is fully adaptable and offers opportunity for stretch and challenge. Includes a 16 mark question for the plenary.

Suited to a mixed ability class there are extension tasks and challenge questions to think about the cause, consequence and impact of the rebellion. Included also are sources for students to think about the aims of Queen Victoria.

KS4 lessons following the new specification. These two lessons introduce the factors behind European Westward expansion and will enable students to develop an understanding of the consequences of expansion. Resources are included. It is designed for lower ability students but can easily be adapted. Bothe the blue Hodder AQA text book and the Oxford AQA text book can be used to accompany the power point and add depth.

This lesson is designed for a middle ability class and can easily be adapted. Students will look at the religious and economic factors that caused migration to the American colonies. Students will compare two early colonies and their impact on natives before answering an 8 marker. H/W question 16 marker is also included.

Suitable for GCESE classes following the new 9-1 SOW. These lessons can easily be adapted to suit higher ability classes. They use the recommended AQA texts to support learning. Text are useful in giving context and allow good discussion back through previous learning. Simple but effective.