Edexcel GCSE History Superpower relations and the Cold War, 1941-1991 Knowledge Organisers with key words and definitions, key events timeline at the bottom and summary of information provided 1 page per topic, 3 in total: Topic 1: The Origins of the Cold War, 1941-58 Topic 2: Cold War Crises, 1958-70 Topic 3: The End of the Cold War, 1970-91

Anglo Saxon and Norman England, c1060-88 (Edexcel) Document 1: Knowledge Organiser, 3 pages, each page covers one topic Each knowledge organiser contains key vocabulary and definitions, key people, key information and a timeline at the bottom to support learning Topic 1: Anglo-Saxon England and the Norman Conquest Topic 2: William I in Power: Securing the Kingdom, 1066-87 Topic 3: Norman England 1066–88 Document 2: Knowledge audit for pupils to tick what they have completed Useful for revision and to guide pupils

Key Stage 3 Year 7 Unit on the Tudors Work Booklet for pupils to be completed either in lesson or for homework Booklet includes lessons on Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth I, Spanish Armada, Tudor exploration, with quizzes for assessment.

PSHE Lesson on What makes us different? The lesson is about being open-minded as a British Citizen Links to British values on diversity willingness to gain new knowledge, to try new experiences and accept others. Uses examples of the Equality Act and Protected Characteristics to promote fairness and equality

Edexcel GCSE History Early Elizabethan England 1558 - 88 Knowledge Organiser Summary Pages Key Topic 1, 2, 3

Edexcel History GCSE 9-1 Marking templates for each exam question for papers 1, 2 and 3 Includes, level, mark, descriptions to gain different marks As well as box for WWW/EBI comments

A completed independent work booklet on the Holocast. This resources was created with the UCL Holocaust Educational Guide. 8 lesson focus. Lesson 1 - Introduction. The Big Picture: How Can Sources Explain the Events of the 1930s? Lesson 2 - The Long History of Antisemitism - Lesson 3 - A Timeline of Persecution – Lesson 4 - Ordinary Things – Lesson 5 - Resistance - Lesson 6 - Liberation – Lesson 7 - Straight Road or Twisted Path - Lesson 8 - Modern Era Genocides -

To identify what makes our identity and explore how it is formed. What makes us behave how we do? Nature versus nurture debate

PSHE lesson on growing up and puberty. SMSC/British Values: Sustain their self‐esteem in their learning experience. Learning Objective: To describe the changes that happen to the body during puberty. Lesson suitable for Year 7 or Year 8

PSHE Emotional literacy Title: Emotional Literacy – Why is self awareness and sensitivity important? SMSC/British Values: To listen and respond appropriately to the views and actions of others. Learning Challenge: To demonstrate the behaviours of sensitivity and self awareness.

What happened at the Indian Mutiny? Causes and consequences of the rebellion against British rule in India led by Indian sepoy soldiers

PSHE lesson on drinking energy drinks, suitable for key stage 3 Learning Objective: To understand the health risks linked with increased levels of sugar & caffeine. SMSC/British Values: Individual liberty - making informed decisions.

The American West, c1835-c1895 Edexcel History GCSE, Paper 2 American West GCSE Revision knowledge organisers with key words, events with summary key features 3 one page summaries on - Indian Way of Life and Early Migration West Settlement on the Great Plains 1860-90 . Conflict and Destruction of Indian Way of Life

Title - Happiness and Positivity To investigate why is being happy and positive so important. What is happiness?

Title: Love is Respect. What are my boundaries? Explain the importance of setting boundaries to create healthy relationships. Signs of healthy relationships

Mughal India Unit of work Comparisons made between India and Tudor Britain Whole scheme of learning, including - Lesson PowerPoints for 10 lessons including revision and feedback Worksheets Mid Point Assessment and end of unit assessments Revision sheets

Homework resource booklet Topic on the British Empire, with 11 different activities, suitable for all levels and ability.

The story of the Peasant’s Revolt Looking at the significance of Wat Tyler’s actions and successes and failures of the event.

Henry VIII and his ministers, 1509–40 Edexcel GCSE Paper 2 History Knowledge Organisers - 3 pages in total, one page on each topic Summary on each topic provided with key individuals, timeline of key events, and key words Topic 1: Henry VIII and Wolsey (1509-1529) Topic 2: Henry VIII and Cromwell (1529-1540) Topic 3: The Reformation and its Impact

Edexcel History Paper 2 American West 1836-1895 SEND friendly Knowledge organisers and topic summary sheets. Excellent for pupils who may struggle with the chronology of the course and require an overview. Information covers - Indian way of life and early migration, Settlement on the Great Plains and Destruction and Indian way of life