Introduction to Business Studies - Taster Day Looks at failed business ideas, considering why they may have failed. Looking at what makes a good business idea. Activity to produce their own App for a phone, considering how to identify a problem to solve. Used for year 6 and 9/10 taster days.

Introductory lesson on Balance Sheets - what they contain and what they can be used for. Notes of putting together a Balance Sheet and activity on Liquidity Ratios.

Several activities on the different pricing strategies needed by both small and growing businesses. Opportunities for notes or the completion of a table included. Exam question adapted from Surridge and Gillespie GCSE Business Studies (2009) Written for AQA GCSE Business Studies

Basic introduction to Aims and Objectives. Written for GCSE AQA Business Studies. Discussion of why aims and objectives are important, some key aims for small businesses then matching these up to different businesses. Exam questions adapted from Business Studies (Sunridge and Gillespie) https://www.amazon.co.uk/AQA-GCSE-Business-Studies-Textbook/dp/1844894142/ref=lp_659968_1_6?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1476625385&sr=1-6

Introduction into why pressure groups exist Looking at some businesses that have have acted in a way that could be considered unethical. What can employees and customers do to change a business? What can a pressure group do when employees and customers aren't listened to?

Notes / question based lesson on the DTM - examples of countries in each stage with plenty of opportunity for discussion.

Introduction to Product Range, the reasons why businesses might choose to sell more than one product. Activities looking at how businesses can adapt their products to meet the needs of new groups of customers. Exam questions included adapted from Surridge & Gillespie (2009) Written for AQA GCSE Business Studies

Introduction to Enterprise Skills. Mini fun activities introducing some of these skills with a discussion of after each. Research activity on 'famous' entrepreneurs to apply learning. Two periods of activities. Written for AQA GCSE Business Studies

Introduction lesson Globalisation, discussing concept with Slazenger example, activity for learners to complete on research on a product that is globally sourced.

As lesson is titled, looking at prejudice through a Religious Studies perspective. Interactive lesson with whole class activities looking at 'soft' prejudices before considering how these feed into larger problems.

Discussion of what is meant by Added Value, how businesses can add value as well as the benefit of doing so. Written for AQA GCSE Business Studies

Collection of lessons on Religion and Early - mainly focused on Buddhist and Christian views towards abortion and the alternatives to be considered. Each powerpoint was used for a double lesson. These resources were written for AQA Religious Studies, although I'm sure they're pretty transferrable, the end of unit exam is based on AQA GCSE exam questions though.

One off lesson looking at the impact that TNCs can have on developing countries, focusing on the multiplier effect and leakage. One of the activities is based around my local town so will need adapting.

Notes and exam questions driven lesson on population change; what it is, how its measured and the reasons for this.

Looking at race from a Religious Studies point of view, links to extremism and nationalism and their causes. Link to video in powerpoint, contains strong language and offensive views, watch before showing any classes.

Two / three lessons on international aid, depending on length of lesson or ability of group. What are the main types of aid? Why do we give them? Is it only to benefit the recipient? Notes and activities, delivered by myself over two lessons. Please browse the other resources I've listed to see if these paid resources are what you're looking for, they're of a similar quality, thanks.

Lessons introducing and developing the themes of development of nations and how we can compare them. First lesson looks at GDP, GDP per capita and HDI - what they mean and what this tells us about the nations - all based around a key question. Visual starter game included. Gini Coefficient homework - worksheet to read and questions to start the next lesson. Second lesson is more notes based, reintroducing some key terms with the use of images to help develop learner's understanding. Scatter graph question - helping tick a numeracy box -great way to demonstrate learning. Exam style questions to finish the lesson off. Any questions please let me know - check out my free resources for a more simplified versions of my lessons.

Looking at the scenarios where it's consider okay to experiment on animals and the reasons why this is the case. Begin lesson looking at specific and seemingly harmless ways animals have been experimented on, are these okay? Have humans benefited ? Is that enough to justify it? Look at the definitions of cloning and genetic engineering, with link to a Vice video. Look at specific human break through from animal experiments, do these justify experiments now? There is then a GCSE Religious Studies exam question. Link to a video about cloning a mammoth, is this okay? Any different to animal experiment or cloning on live animals?

Observation (internal) lesson with full detailed lesson plan included. Looking at how and why stakeholders clash - based on the admittedly dated case study of Tesco and the horse meat scandal. Group work activity looking at the possible ways that Tesco may have caused different groups to clash. Homework sheet included for learners to examine in detail how different groups could clash.

What is prejudice? Rated outstanding lesson by OFSTED. Looking at how we view different groups and where these feelings come from and whether there is any justification for this. Looking at the different types of cause for discrimination with several real life examples. Links to videos on Srebrenica and Islamophobia in the UK videos to show how Prejudice develops given time to. Homework on 'Positive Discrimination' on the last slide of the Powerpoint.