Creative activity for students to summarise ideas. This can be adjusted to for any topic.

Allow students to write item and engage with it in a more critical way.

All lesson resources included. Writing frame

Key Stage Three Geography Conflicty topic. Includes: Full lesson PowerPoints, All work sheets and source sheets, Comprehensive assessment, Progress tracker activity Topics include: Intro to conflict, Tigris and Euphrates River Conflict, Somalian Piracy Captain Phillips Blood Diamonds Israel - Palestine Conflict

Feedback sheet for students to use to critically assess their own performance in their mock exams. This can be used to plan intervention and assess where students are.

Designed to help students annotate and break down items in the Methods in Context phase of exams. These can easily be adapted and new items added.

A part of the Young Philosopher’s initiative. Taught at KS4 but adaptable for KS3 Includes lessons and worksheets on: Abortion, Capital Punishment, Euthanasia, The Environment

Used to help students make links between all the main AQA GCSE Sociology topics. Quote analysis included also

Key Stage Three Geography lesson Used during observation on the topic of global adventurers. Includes: Lesson PowerPoint, Source sheet, Student worksheet, Newspaper Article scaffold Diary entry scaffold

Specifically created for GCSE Sociology but can be adapted for A-level Targets based on Assessment Objectives

Energy drinks lesson - KS3 and assessing the impacts on the energy drinks industry

Hexagon profile for students to complete on the education topic Theories Policies Social Class Gender Ethnicity

‘Most likely to…’ Activity gets students looking range of philosophical, ethical and religious ideas, Helps students differentiate between the religions and draw out key similarities and differences.

Summary Sheet - getting students to use Class, Age, Gender and Ethnicity when looking at Social Mobility and Life Chances

Only for Families and Education. Really good way to see how students are progressing. Simple format which can be easily adapted to other subjects or topic.

This was given to students before exams and includes a handful of menial items like sweets and paper clips. Used to help boost morale and give students on final push for exams.

Used with LA students as a visual stimulus to get ideas for and against an essay topic.

For GCSE and A-level

Specification and Coversheet - gives a full oversight how students will be assessed over the two year A-level

Excellent for revision, recap or even end of topic summary