Celebrating Black History Month PHSRE/Form Time PowerPoint containing Black Britons selected from Patrick Vernon and Angelina Osbore’s '100 Great Black Briton’s book. Designed as a class/form time activity in which students research the individual to create a poster/infographic which can then be displayed in school/classrooms. Can also be used as a display or inspiration for an assembly In total there are 52 individuals on the PowerPoint (made to cater the number of form classes in my school)

Lesson 4 of a unit enquiry on medieval African Kingdoms. A full lesson on medieval Benin, centered around the question ‘How do we know about the Kingdom of Kongo. The lesson focuses on the disciplinary element of African history and includes a ‘Story, Source, Scholarship’ style sheet as inspired by Dan Warner-Meanwell.

Lesson 4 of a unit enquiry on medieval African Kingdoms. A full lesson on medieval Benin, centered around the question ‘What can the art tell us about the Kingdom of Benin’. The lesson focuses on the Benin Bronzes and finishes with a debate around the Q of returning them to their home today. This lesson includes a PowerPoint and all worksheets needed.

Lesson 2 of a unit enquiry on medieval African Kingdoms. A full lesson on Mansa Musa, centered around the question ‘What can the story of Mansa Musa reveal about medieval Mali’. This lesson includes a PowerPoint and all worksheets needed.

An introductory lesson for a 6 lesson enquiry on medieval African Kingdoms, which is focused around the enquiry question “What can Griots, amongst other evidence, tell us about medieval Africa”. Subsequent lessons include: Mali; Songhai; Kongo; Benin and the fall of the African Kingdoms (all available on my TES account) This introductory lesson introduces the key kingdoms of study, discusses Toby Green’s misconceptions of African History and includes a map activity to allow students to place the enquiry. It includes a PowerPoint, worksheetfor students and information worksheet. With thanks to AfricanKingdoms.com and the textbook written by Dan Lyndon.

A full A Level revision lesson on Mao’s China, Edexcel Route 2.E. Section A - 20 mark source question. The lesson follows the I We You structure including teacher led modelling, joint construction and independent practice. An adapted version of the utility worksheet by @danwarnermeanwell is featured briefly. Ideally to be used towards the end of the course, for revision, but also useful for introducing the question.

A worksheet on Mansa Musa designed to accompany the Mansa Musa episode of the podcast 'Youre Dead to Me’ by historian Greg Jenner. Aimed at KS3 but also can be used for KS4/5 to encourage further learning on African Kingdoms in the Middle Ages and to promote cultural capital.

An introductory lesson to the Silk Roads (by Peter Frankopan) and the Middle Ages, including a guided reading task on the interpretation of Frankopan and a map annotating task. Including PowerPoint, labelled maps and differentiated worksheets.

A a worksheet for an enquiry into the extent to which Manchester was built by slaves, by examining the existing legacy today. Suitable for KS3.

A full lesson (including Powerpoint, resources and worksheets) suitable for KS3 on the impact of the Black Death in England.

A lesson on the theme of Power (patrongage, propaganda, censorship) and the impact on the development of the Globe Theatre for the AQA Elizabethan England unit. Includes a full PowerPoint, model answer and accompanying worksheet. One of 4 lessons discussing the different themes and how they emphasise the development of Elizabethan theatre, focusing on the historic environment site, the Globe.

A whole lesson on Hitler’s Aims directed towards the AQA GCSE unit ‘Conflict and Tension’.

A full lesson based on Ian Dawnson’s ‘Thinking History’ activity on the re-militarisation of the Rhineland. Planned for the AQA 9-1 GCSE, including PowerPoint, and resources.

A whole lesson on the Great Sioux War and the Battle of Little Bighorn, directed towards the AQA 'America 1840-1895 GCSE Unit. It includes content and exam practice, with whole class modelling and differentiated questioning.

Three sets of differentiated literacy mats, specifically for use in history lessons. Skills focused, including sentence starters and useful key words/connectives.

A full set of lessons (including resources) on **Elizabethan Exploration**. Including motives for exploration and the impact. Includes PowerPoints, worksheets and information. For the AQA GCSE on Elizabethan England.

A full lesson (including resources) on the influence of NEW RENAISSANCE ARCHITECUTRE on the building and development of Hardwick Hall. For the Historic Environment Unit on the Elizabethan England 9-1 AQA GCSE.

A complete set of lessons and resources on the *SECOND PART of Topic 2 of the AQA Elizabeth GCSE Unit; 'Life in Elizabethan Times'. Includes PowerPoints, worksheets, and exam practice. Lessons include the CAUSES of poverty, and attitudes and responses to the poor. For the AQA 9-1 GCSE on Elizabethan England.

A complete set of lessons and resources on the *FIRST PART* of Topic 2 of the AQA Elizabeth GCSE Unit; 'Life in Elizabethan Times'. Includes PowerPoints, worksheets, exam practice and a summative assessment. Lessons include the theatre, the cult of Elizabeth, the gentry and cultural changes. For the AQA 9-1 GCSE on Elizabethan England.