GCSE Edexcel History Paper 1 – Medicine Through Time Pupil Work booklet For lower ability pupils Included summaries of each time period and different activities including questions

GCSE History Suitable for Edexcel, paper 2 Early Elizabethan England, 1558–88 3 knowledge organisers, one on each page with key words, key people and key knowledge. Topic 1: Queen, government and religion, 1558-1569 Topic 2: Challenges to Elizabeth at home and abroad, 1569-88 Topic 3: Elizabethan Society in the Age of Exploration, 1558-88

PSHE Positive Relationships & Staying Safe Learning Objective: To gain an understanding of what love is and the importance of respecting others. SMSC/British Values: Mutual Respect and Spiritual: Foster emotional life and express their feelings, form, and maintain worthwhile and satisfying relationships.

Paper 1, Option 1F: In search of the American Dream: the USA, c1917–96 To what extent did living standards change, 1917-80? Theme 2 Booklet includes information on the following topics: Standards of Living, 1917-1941 -The Second World War, growth of consumer society, 1941-1960 -Anti-Poverty Policies and economic divisions, 1961-1980 Activities will use the edexcel Searching for Rights and Freedoms Brown A Level Book

This revision booklet is for Edexcel GCSE History Superpower relations and the Cold War. The booklet covers the whole course for Key topic 1: The origins of the Cold War, 1941-58, Key Topic 2: Cold War crises, 1958-1970, Key Topic 3: The end of the Cold War, 1970-91 This knowledge organiser booklet contains the following - 34 pages of knowledge and summaries on the Cold War One page summary sheets, each sheet will focus on an event e.g Satellite States or Truman Doctrine. Each page includes key event, key people, key details, key consequences and summary There are example exam questions also available at the bottom of the sheet At the end of the booklet there are other helpful activities to support with revision, such as a timeline of events which includes the event, President and Soviet leader involved and dates, Key words and definitions and RAG rate knowledge audit with key topics for pupils to tick off

History homework booklet Overview of key stage 3 history topics beginning from medieval life, 1066, and finishing with the Suffrage movement Includes sources and question and answer activities Suitable for Year 7, 8 and 9 Topics: • The Norman Conquest • Medieval Monarchs • The Black Death • The Peasants’ Revolt • Medieval Church • Medieval Life • The Tudors • The English Civil War • Cromwell & The Glorious Revolution • Industrial Revolution • The British Empire and Colonialism • Women’s Rights and the Suffragette Movement • Divided Ireland

Key vocabulary mat sheet Words to improve historical writing Pupils to use for - Describing History, Explaining History and Making judgements in History

An introduction lesson to the Holocaust for Key Stage 3. How Can Sources Explain the Events of the 1930s? Lesson has been created using resources fro UCL Centre for Holocaust Education resources. The lesson requires pupils to analyse sources and look at Historical interpretations. Included: Lesson PowerPoint Lesson Resources to match

Edexcel History AS Level Route F: Searching for rights and freedoms in the twentieth century Work Booklet focusing on Theme 3: Women. The Changing Position of Women, 1917-1980. All activities match the Searching Rights for Freedom Edexcel A Level Brown Book. Topics: The Impact of WW1 on Women The Roaring Twenties and Flapper girls The Great Depression and the New Deal The Impact of WW2 on Women Suburban Living Women’s liberation Movement and Betty Friedan Revision templates also available at the end of the PowerPoint

Dangers of vaping PSHE lesson to tackle issues of vaping and the problems it causes

What is Sexual Harassment? Describe what constitutes stalking and harassment and explain its impact on the person. What is defined as stalking Consent and saying no

Title: Do influencers really influence? Explain how we are influenced by influencers. What is an influencer? Who influences you? PSHE, internet safety

Title: Why is self-esteem important? Explore the differences between low and high self-esteem. How could you improve your self-esteem?

What mattered most to British rulers? British colonial rule in India from 1757s onwards Conquests of East India Company Includes information on Robert Clive

Key Stage 3 PSHE Lesson Link to British Values: Explore the value and richness of cultural diversity in modern Britain. How is Britain considered multicultural? Immigration and multiculturalism in modern day Britain

To describe and explain what makes a cohesive community. British Values: Explore the value and richness of cultural diversity in modern Britain. What makes a good community? What is a good citizen? The importance of the Equality Act

PSHE lesson on understanding, and respecting differences What makes you ‘you’? Valuing our differences

Why did the baron’s rebel against King John? To explain the problems faced by King John during his reign, 1199-1216.

PSHE KS3 Lesson on spotting fake news Signs and ways social media present fake news

To describe what is discrimination and prejudice and explain why it is wrong. Why is it important to challenge discrimination?