KS3 lesson on the legacy of slavery, created using the legacies of British Slavery database. Answers the key question: How did Britain and its people gain from the slave trade. Tasks will answer three further questions - Describe the types of people who held slaves Explain the legacy of the slave trade on Britain’s landscape today. The lesson is fully resourced - An information sheet based on the database A sorting activity based on the legacy of slavery in the UK today

Fully resourced revision lesson for AQA citizenship exam. Lesson covers themes from Paper 1 part B, politics and participation. Answering the following key questions: How are laws made and decided How is a government formed How is a government decided Lesson includes : Do now linked to Paper 2 Fully resourced tasks which suit each key question. Extended exam practice Optional homework activity

AQA citizenship revision lesson for paper 2. Revises the following key questions from the spec: What laws does a society require and why? How does our justice system operate? What are the principles of law in the UK? Fully resourced - this lesson was planned so non-subject specialists could load up and teach. Includes: Do now recall quiz from paper 1 Fully resourced tasks including key words and information sheets Exam practice Optional homework

Fully resourced revision lesson for paper 2, life in modern Britain. Key questions revised: What international organisations does the UK belong to? What is the UK’s relationship with the EU? How does the UK try to solve international disputes? How can citizens make a difference in society? Lesson is planned so that a non-specialist can load and teach. Including: Recall do now Fully resourced tasks with information sheet Extended writing exam practice Optional homework sheet

Fully resourced revision lesson AQA citizenship revision lesson for paper 2. Revises the following key questions from the spec: What is the media and free press? What are the rights, responsibilities and role of the media? How and why are the press regulated? Fully resourced - this lesson was planned so non-subject specialists could load up and teach. Includes: Do now recall quiz from paper 1 Fully resourced tasks including key words and information sheets Exam practice Optional homework

Fully resourced AQA GCSE Citizenship revision lesson. Covers the following from the spec : 3.2.1 What are the principles and values that underpin British society? • The key principles and values underpinning British society today. • The human, moral, legal and political rights and the duties, equalities and freedoms of citizens. • Key factors that create individual, group, national and global identities This is lesson one of a 12-14 lesson swrie