An introduction to Medieval Medicine linked to AQA Health and the People aimed at year 11. Inclludes video link, 4 humours theory and Galen and Hippocrates activities.

Lesson aimed at Health and the People GCSE. Looks at what medieval people thought caused disease, positive and negative impacts of the Christian Church and their influence on hospitals.

A lesson aimed at AQA Health and the people GCSE introducing the ideas of anaesthetic and antiseptic as well as women in surgery.

A number of resources for students to identify the change in Britain before and after the Black Death. Used for year 7 in the build up to an assessment on whether the Black Death was really a disaster for Britain.

Lesson designed for year 7 students following module on the Black Death. Newspaper writing task.

Series of lessons aimed at year 12 introduction to law covering the process for Judicial Precedent and its advantages and disadvantages.

A selection of tasks for students to work through independently. Designed for students on long term absence.

Revision work booklet for students studying the new GCSE AQA Health and the People. Contains key questions and vocabulary as well as an area to consider the significance of key figures throughout the 4 eras. Some exam question advice and practice question ideas also.

A lesson arc giving an introduction to AQA GCSE Elizabeth I’s government- includes information on the Privy Council, Parliament, Royal Court and Church. Differentiated worksheets and a computer research task on Privy Councillors.

Collection of resources for students to work on independently. Designed for students on long term absence.

A lesson introducing WWI and it’s long and short term causes

A lesson on WWI Medicine as part of a SOW on “How Great was the Great War” for KS3