Fully resourced lesson looking at spying and espionage in World War Two. This lesson includes: Information about Bletchley Park and the actions of breaking Enigma Code Breaking activity creating and using a cypher Source carousel task looking at the role of 6 specific spies from WW2 (Noor Inayat Khan, Alan Turing, Roald Dahl, Josephine Baker and Vera Atkins A stretch & challenge discussion question using clips from The Imitation Game about making difficult decisions about when to use Enigma

Eduqas History Entertainment & Leisure Thematic Study Key Question 2 - How Have Holiday Patterns and Travel Changed Over Time? Lesson 4 - Blackpool Fully resourced lesson

Eduqas History Crime & Punishment c.500 - Present Day Thematic Study Key Question 1 - What Have Been the Main Causes of Crime Over Time? Lesson 1 - Medieval Causes of Crime Fully resourced lesson and includes KR quiz linking to Eduqas History USA: A Nation of Contrasts

Fully resourced lesson looking at suffragette Princess Sophia Duleep Singh

Eduqas History Crime & Punishment, Historic Environment for 2024 and 2025 - Lincoln Castle Powerpoint that covers all the key information for the historic environment, including information on how to answer the exam questions, and possible questions 3 sets of worksheets, relating to each of the 3 parts of the specification. To be completed using the powerpoint Map of the historic environment showing layout of Lincoln Castle and the main features of the site

Eduqas History Crime & Punishment c.500-Present Day Thematic Study Key Question 3 - How has the responsibility for enforcing law and order changed over time? Lesson 1 - Medieval Enforcing Law & Order Fully resourced lesson

Eduqas History Crime & Punishment c.500-Present Day Thematic Study Key Question 6 - Why have attitudes to crime & punishment changed over time? Lesson 1 - Medieval, Tudor, 18th & 19th Century Attitudes to Crime and Punishment Fully resourced lesson

Exam structure booklet for Eduqas Histor - USA: A Nation of Contrasts 1910-1929 paper Sentence starters for each type of question Can be printed double sided and turned into a handy booklet for students

Fully resourced history lesson focusing on LGBTQ+ rights with a key focus on Stonewall

Eduqas History GCSE Development of the USA 1929-2000 Revision Clocks 7 clocks in total, one for each key question

Eduqas History Crime & Punishment c.500-Present Day Thematic Study Key Question 1 - What Have Been the Main Causes of Crime Over Time? Lesson 4 - 20th & 21st Century Causes of Crime Fully resourced lesson

Eduqas History Crime & Punishment c.500-Present Day Thematic Study Key Question 1 - What Have Been the Main Causes of Crime Over Time? Lesson 3 - 18th & 19th Century Causes of Crime

Eduqas History Crime & Punishment c.500-Present Day Thematic Study Key Question 1 - What Have Been the Main Causes of Crime Over Time? Lesson 2 - Tudor Causes of Crime

Eduqas History Crime & Punishment c.500-Present Day Thematic Study Key Question 2 - How has the nature of criminal activity differed and changed over time? Lesson 4 - 20th & 21st Century Nature of Crime Fully resourced lesson

Eduqas History Crime & Punishment c.500-Present Day Thematic Study Key Question 2 - How has the nature of criminal activity differed and changed over time? Lesson 3 - 18th & 19th Century Nature of Crime Fully resourced lesson

Eduqas History Crime & Punishment c.500-Present Day Thematic Study Key Question 6 - Why have attitudes to crime and punishment changed over time? Lesson 2 - 20th & 21st Century Attitudes to Crime & Punishment Fully resourced lesson

Eduqas History Crime & Punishment c.500-Present Day Thematic Study Key Question 5 - How have methods of punishment changed over time? Lesson 1 - Medieval & Tudor Methods of Punishment Fully resourced lesson

Eduqas History Crime & Punishment c.500-Present Day Thematic Study Key Question 5 - How have methods of punishment changed over time? Lesson 4 - 20th & 21st Century Methods of Punishment Fully resourced lesson

Eduqas History Development of Germany 1919 - 1991 Key Question 1 - Weimar Germany Lesson 3 - Stresemann Fully resourced lesson