An introduction lesson to the Holocaust for Key Stage 3. How Can Sources Explain the Events of the 1930s? Lesson has been created using resources fro UCL Centre for Holocaust Education resources. The lesson requires pupils to analyse sources and look at Historical interpretations. Included: Lesson PowerPoint Lesson Resources to match

Edexcel History AS Level Route F: Searching for rights and freedoms in the twentieth century Work Booklet focusing on Theme 3: Women. The Changing Position of Women, 1917-1980. All activities match the Searching Rights for Freedom Edexcel A Level Brown Book. Topics: The Impact of WW1 on Women The Roaring Twenties and Flapper girls The Great Depression and the New Deal The Impact of WW2 on Women Suburban Living Women’s liberation Movement and Betty Friedan Revision templates also available at the end of the PowerPoint

KS3 Knowledge Organiser on the Holocaust

Dangers of vaping PSHE lesson to tackle issues of vaping and the problems it causes

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

What is Sexual Harassment? Describe what constitutes stalking and harassment and explain its impact on the person. What is defined as stalking Consent and saying no

Guidence from PSHE association and bold voices used to create this lesson. To define the term toxic masculinity and understand why it is dangerous. What makes a man masculine? How does toxic masculinity link to gender stereotypes? Is all masculinity bad?

Title: Do influencers really influence? Explain how we are influenced by influencers. What is an influencer? Who influences you? PSHE, internet safety

Let’s Tackle Misogyny Describe what misogyny is and explain why misogynistic views are dangerous.

Title: Why is self-esteem important? Explore the differences between low and high self-esteem. How could you improve your self-esteem?

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

Why is India considered a jewel in the crown? Koh I Noor Diamond study Who has the rightful claim to the diamond?

What mattered most to British rulers? British colonial rule in India from 1757s onwards Conquests of East India Company Includes information on Robert Clive

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

Key Stage 3 PSHE Lesson Link to British Values: Explore the value and richness of cultural diversity in modern Britain. How is Britain considered multicultural? Immigration and multiculturalism in modern day Britain

To describe and explain what makes a cohesive community. British Values: Explore the value and richness of cultural diversity in modern Britain. What makes a good community? What is a good citizen? The importance of the Equality Act

Key Stage 3 Assembly Growth Mindset

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 understanding, and respecting differences What makes you ‘you’? Valuing our differences