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Entry Level 3 | 3 Credits | Fully Resourced 10-Lesson Unit

Stop planning from scratch. This complete, ready-to-teach unit provides everything needed to confidently deliver WJEC Entry Pathways Humanities – People and Protest (6629/E3).

Designed specifically for Entry Level 3 learners, this pack combines accessible reading, structured writing support, visual activities and clear assessment links. It is ideal for mixed-ability classes, SEND learners and alternative provision.

What this unit covers

Learners explore why people protest, different protest methods, why groups choose certain methods, the role of protest leaders, and whether protests were successful and why. All learning builds towards producing clear, moderation-ready evidence.

What is included

Student Workbook
A structured workbook that supports every lesson and reduces teacher workload. Includes discussion and opinion tasks, matching and sorting activities, case study scaffolds, storyboards and timelines, protest method comparisons, leader analysis and structured written reflections.

Reading Comprehension Pack
A bank of accessible protest case studies with questions covering retrieval, inference, explanation, prediction and summary.

These texts are highly flexible and can be used as whole-class reading tasks, independent classwork, homework activities, cover work, knowledge retrieval practice, and evidence towards assessment criteria.

Case studies include the Peasants’ Revolt, Martin Luther, Luddites, Rebecca Riots, Suffragettes, Indian Independence, Chartists, Civil Rights Movement, Cymdeithas yr Iaith, Greenham Common and CND, inner-city riots and the Miners’ Strike. Teacher answers are included for quick and easy marking.

Full Scheme of Work (10 Lessons)
A step-by-step teaching guide with lesson objectives, success criteria, key vocabulary, teaching input, student tasks, assessment opportunities and plenary ideas.

PowerPoints for Every Lesson
Ready-to-use slides with starters, recap quizzes, clear explanation slides, visual sources, structured questioning and plenary checks. Ideal for low planning, high engagement lessons.

Assessment Coverage

This unit supports all Entry Level 3 assessment criteria for the People and Protest unit.

Learning Outcome 1 – Reasons for protest
Learning Outcome 2 – Protest methods
Learning Outcome 3 – Results and success of protest

Workbook and reading tasks are designed so that assessment evidence is produced naturally during lessons, reducing additional assessment planning.

Ideal for

WJEC Entry Pathways Humanities (6629/E3)
Entry Level 3 learners
KS3 and KS4 nurture groups
Alternative Provision
SEND learners
Low-literacy humanities teaching

Keywords

WJEC Entry Pathways, People and Protest, 6629/E3, Entry Level 3 Humanities, protest unit, SEND history, alternative provision humanities, Civil Rights Movement, Suffragettes, protest methods, protest leaders

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Bundle

WJEC Entry Pathways Humanities – Entry Level 3 Award Bundle (8 Credits)

Complete 8-credit Entry Level 3 pathway for £19.80 — Save 40% on individual prices Complete Ready-to-Teach Programme | Workbooks, PowerPoints & Schemes of Work Stop planning from scratch. This comprehensive bundle provides a complete pathway to achieving the WJEC Entry Pathways Humanities Entry Level 3 Award (8 credits). Designed specifically for Entry Level learners, this ready-to-teach pack combines accessible reading, structured writing support, visual activities and clear assessment links, making it ideal for mixed-ability classes, SEND learners, nurture groups and alternative provision. This bundle supports learners to successfully complete enough credits to achieve the Entry Level 3 Humanities Award, while building confidence, literacy and independent thinking skills. What This Bundle Covers Learners explore: • What ecosystems are and how they are threatened • How human activity affects the environment • How ecosystems can be protected • Why people protest • The methods used in protests • How leaders influence protest movements • The impact and success of protests • How to make everyday choices and decisions All learning is carefully sequenced and designed to generate clear, moderation-ready assessment evidence. Units Included in This Entry Level 3 Award Pathway Threatened Ecosystems – Entry Level 3 (4 Credits) A 12-lesson environmental unit exploring UK and global ecosystems, human threats and conservation. Includes: • Student workbook with diagrams, maps and written tasks • Reading comprehension pack • Full Scheme of Work • PowerPoints for every lesson People and Protest – Entry Level 3 (3 Credits) A 10-lesson humanities unit exploring protest causes, methods, leaders and outcomes. Includes: • Structured student workbook • Reading comprehension case studies • Full Scheme of Work • Lesson PowerPoints Choices and Decisions – Entry Level 2 (1 Credit) A short practical unit supporting learners to develop everyday decision-making skills, contributing to the overall credit total for the award. Includes: • Scaffolded workbook • Reflection and discussion activities Qualification Outcome Together, these units provide 8 total credits, forming a complete pathway to the: WJEC Entry Pathways Humanities Entry Level 3 Award Learners achieve: • 7 credits at Entry Level 3 • 1 credit at Entry Level 2 This meets WJEC rules for an Entry Level 3 Award, as the required number of credits are achieved at Entry Level 3 within the total. Assessment evidence is embedded into normal lesson activities, reducing additional assessment planning. Ideal For • WJEC Entry Pathways Humanities • Entry Level 3 learners • KS3 and KS4 nurture groups • Alternative Provision • SEND learners • Low-literacy humanities and geography teaching Keywords WJEC Entry Pathways, Entry Level 3 Award, Humanities Entry Level 3, Threatened Ecosystems, People and Protest, SEND humanities, alternative provision, protest unit, ecosystems unit, Entry Level qualification

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