A nice investigative lesson where pupils will consider how unfair or accurate the popular interpretation of Richard III is. This works best following the other WOTR lessons I have uploaded, as it will finish a chain of thinking about Richard III. Starts by looking at depictions of him, and proves he wasn’t a hunchback. So if that’s wrong - what else might be?
Word of warning: It will take a lot of discussion to help pupils remember they’re looking at if HISTORY has been ‘unfair’ or ‘accurate’, and not looking at whether each piece of EVIDENCE is ‘unfair’ or ‘accurate’.
If you choose to watch the documentary as part of a lesson, there’s also a sheet for pupils to fill in to collect evidence.
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