4 resources on crime and punishment in Norman England, analysing change and continuity.

2 resources on the assassination of Arch-Duke Franz Ferdinand

2 resources on the causes of the First World War, such as nationalism, naval race, etc. Lesson 2 of a 13 lesson unit designed for use with KS3 pupils.

1 PowerPoint of First World War propaganda posters aimed for use with KS3 pupils. Students need to analyse each poster to see what it's purpose is, what message it has and what emotions it is designed to play upon. Pupils could then paint for homework their own propaganda posters for display.

6 resources on life in the trenches in the First World War. Includes a starter on the Christmas Truce and then detailed worksheets on problems such as lice, rats, diseases such as trench foot, etc.

7 resources on crime and punishment in the Anglo-Saxon period including an exam question and model answer to showcase best practice.

11 resources in this lesson which introduces the theme of crime and punishment over time and looks at crime and punishment in the Anglo-Saxon period. Also a timeline and events for the period 1000-1500. Designed as the first two lessons in this unit.

4 resources on the Treaty of Versailles and its impact.

2 detailed revision tables which look at the impact of the First World War compared to other wars in the development of Russia and how World War One was a turning point in the development of Russia.

3 detailed tables on whether the economy, peasants and workers were better under Tsarism or Communism. Designed to help pupils get the highest grades at A level.

3 resources to assess source analysis and interpretation skills required for the new 9-1 GCSE courses. Practice assessment PowerPoint goes through inference, interpretation and utility and then there is an assessment on the battle of the Somme for the pupils to do in exam conditions.

4 resources which look at deaths in the First World War and how we remember their sacrifice today.

Lesson 1 of a 6 lesson unit for the new Edexcel 9-1 History GCSE on crime and punishment in the period 1500-1700. In this lesson there are 4 resources on changing crimes in Early Modern England, such as heresy and vagabondage.

4 resources on the Battle of the Somme where the pupils have to decide if it was a case of 'Lions led by donkeys'. Looks at the East Surrey Regiment who were ordered to kick a football as they crossed 'no-man's' land on the first day of the battle.

3 resources on the suffragettes prior to 1914 and how they stopped their campaign during the First World War. Homework PowerPoint to get pupils to be creative i.e make suffragette dolls, paint posters, etc for a whole school display to coincide with the 100th anniversary of women over 30 getting the vote in February 2018.

10 resources on Crime and Punishment in Medieval England for the Edexcel 9-1 GCSE. This lesson looks at what changes had taken place and what had stayed the same. Pupils analyse manor court and royal court records to understand the nature of crime and punishment at this time.

5 resources on Nazi propaganda and censorship, including an exam question, card sort on propaganda and lesson starter to use whilst watching 'Triumph of the Will' on YouTube.

5 resources on Charles I and the causes of the English Civil War.

3 resources which look at weapons to be used with the battle scenes in the film 'Cromwell'.

3 resources on the execution of Charles I