Suggested youtube documentaries and clips to enhance learning at home during remote learning. Clips are fro years 7 - 9 on the topics of the Tudors, The Civil Rights Movement and the Cold war, with some Black Lives Matters clips in addition.

Three lessons on the Black Tudors designed for Microsoft Teams lessons The lessons cover: John Blanke, Diego the circumnavigator and Jacques Francis the deep sea diver.

This lesson is focused on the work of Galen in the field of anatomy and physiology and also causes and cures of illness.

These are 2 half an hour quizzes to be done on Microsoft Teams or Zoom or even in form time. There is 3 rounds in each - ranging from say what you see, guess the chocolate bar, what is the famous landmark from the sky, to emjoi football teams and so on!

Give your students challenges to complete aside from their classwork in a form of secret missions. Such as be helpful to your peers, help the teacher collect resources, help the teacher hand out resources etc

This lesson looks at the Tudor family tree and questions how did Elizabeth become Queen if she never expected to be? An 8 mark narrative question is included.

This lesson looks at the way local authorities try to deal with the poor and has an 8 mark Explain question included.

A series of 3 lessons looking at the theatre in Elizabethan England in particular the Globe theatre, playwrights and plays and how the theatre reflects Elizabethan society - there are exam questions throughout, with structure strips and writing frames.

These were a series of Microsoft Teams lessons revising the American Civil Rights movement for the EDEXCEL GCSE unit America Home and Abroad.

This is two lessons introducing the religious matters facing Elizabeth, with a recap on the differences between Catholics and Protestants and an examination of the acts Elizabeth passes to secure her throne, the second lesson looks at the threat to Elizabeth after she passes her religious settlement.

There is 6 lessons on the poverty unit within the Elizabethan module - ranging from the causes of poverty, the different types of beggars, local authorities attitudes to poverty and what the poor law was. All lessons have exam questions built in.

This is 2 lessons looking at Elizabeth’s relationship with Parliament and what parliament did in that time period. Exam questions are built in to each lesson.

This lesson looks at Hampton Court Palace and prepares for the historic environment question.

This 3 part lesson revises the content of unit 1 then looks at the role castles played in keeping control of the English = made for AQA GCSE History.

A lesson overview on the 15 poems in the power and conflict cluster with a quote from each poem to identify.

This lesson looks at the primary and secondary impacts of the Chilean Earthquake in 2010 with an 8 mark EDEXCEL question at the end.

Two powerpoints comparing each poem in the Conflict and Power Cluster with one other. Aimed at students targeted with grade 2/3 or with EAL. Simple comparison with ideas on the similarities and differences between the poems.