Bundle of learning tables on Crime and Deviance theories and data, including sociological and non-sociological theories on crime. Perfect for introduction to Crime and Deviance or as a revision aid to help consolidate learning.

Resources include big idea, learning objectives, starter activity, plenary, reflection exercise, differentiated activities and worksheets and video clip links covering the diary of Anne Frank, using the BBC series. At least 6 - 8 lessons worth of material. Useful for both Religious Studies and History lessons. Written for lower ability Year 8 students - easily adaptable for other abilities/year groups - e.g. Year 7.

Resource (PPT and work booklet ) covers sociological perspectives on Crime and Age, including theories of age and crime suggested by Cohen, Miller,Katz, Lyng, Matza, Coleman et al. Students wil explain and evaluate Bennett’s research and the work by Henry into young criminals and will also assess sociological explanations and research on the relationship between patterns of offending and victimisation and age. Also included is video clip links to help consolidate learning. Ideal for GCSE Sociology students or A’ Level students who have not studied Sociology before.

These resources can be used during class, for homework or as a revision to help students consolidate their learning

Bundle of learning tables and other resources on Research Methods. Perfect for use during class, for homework or as a revision to help students consolidate their learning.

Bunch of Sociology Research Methods revision activities including matching key words, short test paper, crossword (with answers) and more to help students consolidate their learning. Ideal for GCSE Sociology students or A’ Level students who have not studied Sociology before.

This lesson focuses on what secondary data is, the strengths and limitations of its use, how sociologists use secondary data and more through a variety of activities. Ideal for GCSE Sociology students or A’ Level students who have not studied Sociology before.

Resources include Big Ideas, learning objectives, starter activities, plenaries, differentiated activities, presentations, videolinks and worksheets covering: Lesson 7 - How did soldiers feel about the war? Lesson 8 - How did the war affect people at home? Lesson 9 - What were your chances of surviving the trenches? including a board game (laminate the board game to help it last longer) Lesson 10 - Why and how did the war end? Written for lower ability Year 8 students - easily adaptable for other abilities/KS3 - KS2 year groups.

Six fact sheets on Marxism, Functionalism, Feminism, Interactionism, New Right and Neo-Marxism with strengths and weaknesses of each theory offered. Ideal as an introduction to theories or as a revision aid.

PSHE lessons on relationships - looking at contraception and STI’s through discussions, video clip links and more! At least 2 lessons worth of material. Ideal for Year 9 students.

Full lesson including lesson plan, lesson objectives, starter, plenary and differentiated activities. Ideal as an intro to Little Albert, phobias and behavourial/developmental psychology.

PSHE lesson on self-harm - helping students to understand what self-harm is, practice how to help and support someone who is self-harming and challenge misconceptions surrounding self-harm, and to discuss routes to help and support. Lesson also includes video clip link. Ideal for Year 9 and above.

Collection of resources to introduce Year 6 or Year 7 students to Pilgrimage. Introduction to Pilgrimage, Pilgrimage to Lourdes and Pilgrimage to the Ganges differentiated worksheets are included. At least 3 - 4 lessons.

‘Not another Nativity!’ was written for secondary school students as a counter to the endless primary nativity plays! It was also written as a small memorial to George Micheal with two of his songs ‘Faith’ and ‘Last Christmas’ featuring. It is a light-hearted comedy, a play within a play focusing on a class of Year 11 students who want to do things their way… could be easily adapted for year 6 students who want to do a special nativity for their last year in primary. The play is about 12 - 15 minutes long in total, with 11 speaking parts (though these parts can doubled up or divided in further characters as necessary). Very few props are needed and no special staging or lighting. I have also included a promotional poster for students, a promo poster for parents and a program - all you need to do is complete with school logo and student names. I do hope you enjoy it as much as my students did - any questions please do message me!

Two lessons worth of lessons - ideal for introducing Religious Rules and Duties to Year 6 or Year 7 students. Resources include ppt and worksheets with lesson objectives and differentiated activities.

In the Middle Ages, Hunger Cloths were used to cover the altar during Lent. These cloths were covered in images and stories from the Bible to help people learn about God. The Hunger cloth group activities leads to students designing their own section of a hunger cloth, reflecting on Christian beliefs and teachings towards environmental issues as part of an assessment piece. I have also included a whole class Hunger Cloth activity. Ideal for Year 8 students.

Perfect resource for teachers who need to teach about Sikhism - Guru Nanak. Resources include presentations with starter, main activities and plenary, differentiated activities and stories about Guru Nanak. Great for Year 6 or Year 7 students.