Lesson for GCSE AQA citizenship on Manifestos for the politics and participation unit

Lesson for the AQA GCSE on the PM and his cabinet. Goes through 6 key roles and makes revision notes - ties into the next lesson on here i’ve uploaded on MPs. It aims to give them an idea of each and a recent example so they can use them in exam questions

A series of revision lessons and notes sheets on the Vietnam War - from the Conflict at home and abroad lesson. Mostly note taking, content based and some exam practice

Single lesson looking at the main causes of WW2 and focussing on the issue of significance, encouraging students to evaluate the significance of each cause to reach decisions about whether we were to blame for WW2 breaking out.

A unit of revision lessons on the American West. These are note taking based and include exam question planning and preparation. We would teach these alongside more interactive revision lessons also - these are very information based and ensure students have a good set of notes to work from.

Perfect for pre-xmas or revision a quiz with several different, fun, rounds on the Civil Rights movement

Another stand alone revision lesson. Starts with a fun catchphrase style starter on key words and then an activity making use of the exemplar answers on the Edexcel website.

lesson looking at the events of Selma -using the movie of the same title

Resource for students to work in groups. They complete the knowledge questions in teams first and then plan the essay questions, before swapping and completing the same for another topic. 4 in total

Lesson on NATO and the role of the UK within NATO. Looks at various roles it’s taken over the years and aims to give them specific notes for exam questions

Perfect for lead up to Christmas or year 7 medieval revision. A range of fun questions on Medieval life

A set of lessons and note taking sheets for revision on Elizabeth I. Used with year 11 to support revision - these lessons are fairly didactic so we combine with more interactive lessons also. Most contain exam question plans to work through with students and there’s mark sheets too.

A stand alone lesson looking at some of the content and planning for the exam questions

A really fun KS3 lesson on medieval leisure time. Starts with football and then a look at various medieval games. Includes instructions on various medieval board games that you then give to students to play and give them time to move around and try a few out.

a set of note taking based lessons to revise medicine through time. I tend to use these to take notes, plan exam questions which are on the lesson and then test. We do other interactive lessons too which i will also share, these are notes based.

A stand alone medicine revision lesson looking at essay planning and selecting evidence and paragraphing for the 12m questions.

Assessment planning and writing on the causes of ww1. This includes a marking sheet that we use for all GCSE style assessments like this essay question

Lessons looking at the experiences of plantation and house slaves and comparing the two

Part of a bigger enquiry into empire this lesson uses materials produced from David Olusoga’s Black and British to look into Victorian issues surrounding race, ultimately showing that despite progress in areas like abolition there were still inherently racist attitudes.

Year 7 lesson on the religious roller coaster of Tudor England. Students annotate the roller coaster with the changes each monarch made and then considers the impact on everyday life (+ and -)