Power point on Unit 1 of the GCSE Philosophy paper, the existence of God. Covers Cosmological and Teleological arguments, with some brief information/introduction to miracles and religious experiences. Also has examples of exam questions with ways to answer them/ break down the question. Encourage students to peer or self assess with red and green pens while you go through the power point. I made these for Year 11 revision sessions. There is a follow up power point presentation on Unit 3: Evil and Suffering available soon.

GCSE Germany Revision Guide: Weimar and Nazi Germany 1918-1945 OCR specification. For use in class or for revision purposes.

Made to cover the Battle of Hastings unit for Year 7. Arranged like a race with the losers crossed out! Students created election posters for the contender they preferred which were put up around the display. Images from Google

Gives an example of the skills needed to write a good response to the source questions for the OCR paper. I have used these as a display in my Intervention and two history classrooms.

Medicine Through Time revision guide, with a few activities students can do within the guide themselves. OCR Spec 2012-2016

WAGOLLs and red pen response section, complete with markschemes and a set of 'teacher boxes' that can be used for display in your classroom. You could use string to link the teacher comments to the points of work. The 8 mark question is colour coded to show description (red) explanation (yellow) and evaluation (green).

Power point on Religion and Prejudice on the AQA GCSE Life Issues Paper. Also has examples of exam questions with ways to answer them/ break down the question. Encourage students to peer or self assess with red and green pens while you go through the power point. I made these for Year 11 revision sessions.

A revision pack of the reign of Edward VI, contains an overview of Edward's reign, including a detailed summary of the rebellions that took place.

Power point on Animal Rights on the AQA GCSE Life Issues Paper. Also has examples of exam questions with ways to answer them/ break down the question. Encourage students to peer or self assess with red and green pens while you go through the power point. I made these for Year 11 revision sessions.

Complete scheme of work centred on the Industrial Revolution in Britian. What was the Industrial Revolution Key individuals of the IR Why did population increase Transport - steam engines working conditions living conditions Local Area Project Bournville and Assessment (sources) SOW overview

Display for across the curriculum. What would this individual tweet about a particular key issue? A range of individuals included, such as John Lennon, Robin Williams and Cleopatra.

Power point on Unit 2 of the GCSE Philosophy paper. Also has examples of exam questions with ways to answer them/ break down the question. Encourage students to peer or self assess with red and green pens while you go through the power point. I made these for Year 11 revision sessions.

Power point on Unit 5 of the GCSE Philosophy paper. Also has examples of exam questions with ways to answer them/ break down the question. Encourage students to peer or self assess with red and green pens while you go through the power point. I made these for Year 11 revision sessions.

Power point on Unit 3 of the GCSE Philosophy paper. Also has examples of exam questions with ways to answer them/ break down the question. Encourage students to peer or self assess with red and green pens while you go through the power point. I made these for Year 11 revision sessions.

A set of question cards and research sheets linked to the idea of 'significance' in history. The children read their questions and make a presentation based on their information, judging an event or a famous figure in history by their importance At the time and OVER time. The group then gives feedback on the presentations. Working towards AF2 Holocaust Significance (Year 9).

Poster Key words resources RE Life Issues

Power point on Unit 4 of the GCSE Philosophy paper. Also has examples of exam questions with ways to answer them/ break down the question. Encourage students to peer or self assess with red and green pens while you go through the power point. I made these for Year 11 revision sessions.