This is a short PowerPoint 'clip&' on the power of networks; how people&';s influence can spread; and the different things they might do with that influence. It asks them to consider how they would use their networks.

This is a wall poster for students to become familiar with key words which relate to the tasks they'll be asked to do and their level of cognitive difficulty. It asks them to assess how often they&'re being stretched in their learning.

A brief resource outlining different liberalism stances on key aspects such as the role of the state, individualism, equality, economics, social policy, and the tensions inherent within each. There’s a summary activity for students to complete at the end.

This briefing sheet on Islamophobia is designed to familiarise teachers with this new racism; its definition, sources and what teachers can practically do in schools to eliminate it. It is a starting point to understanding this phenomenon and accessing the resources you will need.

This is designed as an A3 (or bigger) wall display to put up around your class to explain campaigning in a simple way.

The whole of the ‘Education’ topic on one single page. A fantastic resource for students for their revision Sociology GCSE revision. Use this as a prompt for answering practice questions; for ‘DIRT’ time/fixing their assessment answers; for testing their comprehension and for a whole variety of revision exercises.

The whole of the ‘Families’ topic on one single page. A fantastic resource for students for their revision Sociology GCSE revision. Use this as a prompt for answering practice questions; for ‘DIRT’ time/fixing their assessment answers; for testing their comprehension and for a whole variety of revision exercises.

How do you show progress and provide evidence that you’ve met outcomes in PSHE? This resource will give you practical things you can put into your lessons RIGHT NOW to assess learning in PSHE within lessons, at the end of lessons and at the end of units of work. Enjoy!

The whole of the ‘Crime and Deviance’ topic on one single page. A fantastic resource for students for their revision Sociology GCSE revision. Use this as a prompt for answering practice questions; for ‘DIRT’ time/fixing their assessment answers; for testing their comprehension and for a whole variety of revision exercises.

The whole of the ‘Social Stratification’ topic on one single page. A fantastic resource for students for their revision Sociology GCSE 1-9 revision. Use this as a prompt for answering practice questions; for ‘DIRT’ time/fixing their assessment answers; for testing their comprehension and for a whole variety of revision exercises.

Students will take an in-depth look at the work of the United Nations and then enact the decision-making process of the UN by debating whether sanctions should be placed on Iran for its supposed nuclear programme. Everything is resourced fully in this Citizenship / Politics lesson, so you don’t have to do a thing!