Series of lessons designed for year 12 introduction to law. Statutory interpretation including the literal, golden and mischief rules and the purposive approach.

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

Whole lesson with links and resources on the idea of MAD. Looks at "duck and cover" advice and fallout shelters. Several activities and different ideas, adaptable.

A set of 4 revision lessons with some practice questions and 4 2-sided A3 revision mats for students. Include giant spider diagrams and possible exam questions. Made to suit AQA History GCSE new spec. America 1920s-1973 and Conflict in Asia: Vietnam and Korea.

1-2 lessons on the Road to the Vietnam War, an introduction including French Rule, Dien Bien Phu, the Geneva Accords and actions of Diem and Ho Chi Minh. Includes activities, link to video clip and information slides.

3 lessons aimed at year 10 GCSE level. They cover an introduction to the New Deal and Roosevelt in 1930s America, a memory exercise based on 8 of the key Alphabet Agencies, and a look at who criticised the New Deal and why, with a source analysis activity. Lesson slides, knowledge checkpoints and resources included.

Collection of activities on Suffragettes. Protest, propaganda, success. Includes gap fill, match ups, comic strips and Emily Davison assessment. Designed for lower ability students on long term absence.

Full lesson with resources on the bombing of Hiroshima in the context of the Cold War. Students to assess effects and justifications. Ideas for higher and lower abilities included

A set of revision lessons covering America from 1920s to 1970s includes worksheets, summary information and a couple of other tasks including a Presidential timeline and creation of an exam. This was a set of 6-7 lessons for my students and includes all information and resources.

Whole lesson covering Paris Peace Talks, Fall of Saigon and reflection task to group plan a 16 mark question on why the US "lost" the war.

Two Lessons on what prohibition is and why it failed with information, activities, links and resources

1-2 lessons including video links and worksheets covering Mary’s threat to Elizabeth, a decision making task and then looking at the execution and its causes.

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.

An introduction to what life was like in India under British Rule. Includes role play, video link and identifying sources of conflict. Used as a lead in for year 7 to the Indian Mutiny.

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.

Collection of activities on WWI causes, trench, warfare and propaganda. Includes gap fill, match ups, interpretation question. Designed for lower ability students on long term absence.

A lesson using case study examples of VC recipients from the Empire to consider their contribution and why they should be remembered.

2-3 lessons introducing the Cold War (Specifically Truman Doctrine and Marshall Aid) and introducing Korea and its position at the end of the second world war. Intended to begin the Korean War section of AQA new GCSE. Includes activities, worksheets, new 8 mark question, key vocabulary and information slides.

Collection of activities based on the causes and events of the Russian Revolution. This was designed for lower ability students on long term leave or in flexible education. Includes match ups, research tasks, card sorts, gap fills etc.