A whole school assembly on Fake News. It guides learners through what fake news is, its historical origins, how to spot it, a short quiz and how to report it on social media.

A resource to use when you begin the year or take over a new class. Designed to put History in the context of their learning.

A GCSE History quiz with lots of different activities to keep pupils engaged on the last day! Also has a reflection sheet to make them think about how they can improve their revision skills.

a developed worksheet that pupils use to categorise arguments for and against female suffrage. There are some extension points to stretch and challenge the most able.

Aim: Give students an understanding of what France was like in 1700 Method: read and categorise French society and advise the King on what needs to be done to fix the country.

Aim: understand the different elements of french society. Method: exploration of the different estates and how they related to eachother and a detailed analysis of a contemporary cartoon.

this is a revision presentation that outlines the Active approach to revision. The presentation shows pupils the importance of revision as a process not as one type of activity.

A revision resource for pupils to test their knowledge on the League of Nations. In pairs pupils roll dice, select a grid reference and explain the key term to their partner. A great way to add a competitive element to revision.

A Learning grid focused on Hitler's steps to war. Pupils work in pairs and roll two dice. They then select a grid reference and define the term to their partner. A great way to add a competitive element to revision.

A Learning Grid focused on the Weimar Republic. Students work in pairs and roll dice to select a grid reference. They then have to define that term to their partner. A great way to add a competitive element to revision.

A learning grid focusing on the cold war from 1945-78. Pupils roll two dice and select a grid reference. They then have to explain the key term to their partner. A great way to add a competitive element to revision.

A Learning Grid focusing on the Causes of the Cold War. Pupils roll dice and select a grid reference. They then have to explain the key term to their partner. A great way to add a competitive element to revision.

A Revision activity designed to keep students focused on an active approach to their revision. The powerpoint leads pupils through this approach and I have included an example from my own subject in History. The key is that pupils focus on synthesising their knowledge and work out what the crucial points are in a topic and how the other knowledge relates to it.

A Learning Grid focused on the AQA A level Tudor specification. The learning grid covers key themes from the start of Henry VII reign. Pupils roll the dice and select a keyword from the grid. they then have to define that keyword to their partner. A great way to add a competitive element to revision.

A worksheet activity where students categorise the evidence in the grid. The categories are whether the Weimar golden age was real or a myth.

A roleplay designed to help pupils understand the different characters involved at the Potsdam conference and the difficulties in coming to a unanimous decision.