Manchester Through Time: 10‑Lesson History Sequence (Year 7) Take your Year 7 students on a journey through Manchester’s rich and diverse past with this ten‑lesson sequence. Designed as an engaging introduction to local and national history, these lessons combine storytelling with source analysis to build key historical skills. Chronological sweep: From Roman Manchester to modern migration, students explore how the city has evolved across centuries. Key topics covered: Roman Manchester Disease and public health The Suffragettes The Peterloo Massacre Famous Mancunians Mini assessment Windrush generation Irish migration Moss Side riots Gangs of Manchester Skill focus: Students practise questioning evidence, considering reliability, and connecting local events to wider historical themes. Engagement: Each lesson includes activities, discussion prompts, and opportunities for reflection, making history accessible and relevant. Assessment: A built‑in mini assessment helps track progress and consolidate learning. Perfect for a Year 7 introduction to history, this sequence blends local heritage with national stories, encouraging students to see history as both evidence and lived experience.

Tollund Man: Year 7 Introduction to History and Sources (4 Lessons) Introduce your Year 7 students to the fascinating world of history through the story of the Tollund Man. This four‑lesson sequence is designed to spark curiosity and build foundational skills in using historical sources. Engaging hook: The mystery of the Tollund Man, a naturally preserved Iron Age body, provides an exciting entry point into historical enquiry. Skill development: Students learn how to question, analyse, and interpret different types of sources, while considering reliability and bias. Structured progression: Each lesson builds on the last, moving from discovery and context to deeper source analysis and historical interpretation. Ready to use: Fully planned lessons with clear objectives, activities, and discussion prompts tailored for Year 7 learners. Perfect for an introductory unit in secondary history, these lessons combine storytelling with critical thinking, helping students see history not just as facts, but as evidence to be explored.

Allow students to learn how to write a clear and structured PEEL paragraph for essays or analytical writing. PEEL stands for Point, Evidence, Explanation, and Link. The PEEL paragraph method is a writing technique designed to help structure ideas clearly and persuasively in academic or analytical writing. It is especially useful for essay writing, particularly when developing body paragraphs that support a thesis or central argument. PEEL stands for: Point: Start with a clear topic sentence that states the main idea or argument of the paragraph. This should directly relate to the essay question or thesis statement. Evidence: Provide specific evidence to support your point. This can be a quote, statistic, example, or reference from a text or source material. Explanation: Analyze the evidence by explaining how it supports your point. Discuss the significance, meaning, and any implications of the evidence you have provided. Link: Conclude the paragraph by linking back to the main argument or transitioning smoothly to the next paragraph. This helps maintain cohesion in your writing. Why use PEEL? Encourages logical flow and clarity. Ensures arguments are supported and developed fully. Helps writers stay focused on their thesis or main idea. Useful in subjects like English, History, Social Studies, and more.

Set of 6 Educational A4 Prints – Colours, Numbers, Shapes, Time, Letters & Days of the Week Brighten up your child’s learning space with this colourful set of six A4 educational posters — designed to make early learning fun, visual, and easy to understand. Perfect for nurseries, playrooms, classrooms, or at-home learning corners! What’s Included (6 A4 Prints): Colours Chart – Bold and easy-to-read with a rainbow of common colours Number Line – Numbers 1 to 10 with playful, kid-friendly layout Shapes Poster – Basic 2D shapes with names and visuals Telling the Time – Simple analogue clock graphic to help learn hours & minutes Alphabet Letters A–Z – Upper and lowercase with colourful design Days of the Week – Clear layout with each day in a different colour Product Features: Set of 6 individual A4 prints (unframed) Can be printed on high-quality, thick premium card Fun, colourful designs that are educational and decorative Great for toddlers and early years learners Perfect gift for teachers, parents, or homeschooling families Where to Use: Nursery walls Playroom learning corners Preschool or classroom displays Home education setups Classroom Displays Libraries

A selection of locations across the world from the UK, Italy and Greece Included are 12 locations with key information such as Population (as of 2025), currency and language spoken. Designed and colour coordinated to match the countries flag. Perfect for the classroom, nursery or displays.