This resource focuses on the story of Perkin Warbeck, the pretender who claimed to be Richard, Duke of York, through a mix of literacy, comprehension, and analytical tasks designed for KS3 History.
- Information sheet summarising Warbeck’s background, supporters, key events, and outcome.
- Anagrams activity featuring key people and places linked to the rebellion (e.g. Margaret of Burgundy, James IV, Scotland, Beaulieu Abbey).
- True or false worksheet and interactive version for quick recall and understanding checks.
- Success or failure sorting exercise encouraging students to judge the effectiveness of Warbeck’s actions and Henry VII’s response.
Answer sheets provided for all activities.
Perfect for:
- KS3 Tudor History or GCSE overview lessons
- Starters, group work, or independent revision
- Blended learning (printable and online options)
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