Welfare State, New Right, New Labour, Jeremy Corbyn, Theresa May, Marxism, British Politics 1945-2018. Brainstorming will help you differentiate - simply mix the more able/G&T with the less able students and ask them to work in groups. Add your exam Qs to the mix and you can easily turn it into 3-5 lessons! The resource has been updated again (May2018) and includes a lot of extremely helpful information now - I hope you’ll find it useful - any comments are welcome! I tried to avoid being too biased… :-) Enjoy! :-)

law, police, lawyers

Criminology - WJEC Level 3 Applied Diploma - Topic 1.3 - Explain how evidence is processed - Locard’s exchange principle. A well-structured and engaging lesson (single or double) with a number of activities. If you need a ‘Bodily fluids and tissues’ as well as ‘Fingerprints’ lesson, please check my online shop for an inexpensive separate presentation.

One of the TES reviewers wrote about its earlier, free version: This is a great resource - with really thought provoking material that will definitely get the students talking and help them to understand the different perspectives in UK today. Thank you SO much! This updated version (July 2023) is suitable for KS3-KS5 students, covering subjects such as Citizenship, Sociology, Government and Politics, and possibly History (Communism, Neoliberalism, Social Democracy and Thatcherism). It includes comprehensive coverage of main perspectives, a wide range of activities that can be very easily differentiated, as well as some valuable multimedia links. If you need more details, feel free to contact me!