Why was there a succession crisis in 1066?

This carefully designed KS3 lesson explores the critical question: Why was there a succession crisis in 1066? Part of the wider enquiry on whether the Normans transformed England, this lesson focuses on understanding the key events after the death of Edward the Confessor and the three contenders that led to one of the most important moments in English history.

Key features:

• SEN-friendly reading sheets designed following dyslexia guidelines, making the content accessible and easier to read for all learners.
• Clear, simple language paired with engaging facts to support understanding.
• An editable PowerPoint presentation that allows you to easily tweak or tailor content to suit the needs of your learners.
• Activities designed to encourage discussion, critical thinking, and independent work.
• Perfect for mixed-ability KS3 classes and ideal for teachers looking to deliver an inclusive, well-structured lesson on 1066.
• Save time while supporting every student with a resource that’s ready to use and adaptable.