This presentation is based on Edexcel GCSE History of Medicine book. The content of the course has been enriched by adding many pictures, diagrams and video links to make it more comprehensible to all ability pupils. This unit overviews the Medical Care in 20th Century, impact of the NHS, improved access to medical care, the role and function of NHS hospitals and surgeries as well as modern high tech treatments.

As it says on a tin: EAL PIcture Glossary with colouring and writing activities for any student with low level English. Primary or Secondary. 60 pages of activities.

This is a revision booklet for B1 unit of GCSE 21st Century Science. It is designed for EAL pupils: each unit starts with unit vocabulary revision glossary, then each question from the unit has a small visual prompt, many of the questions have QR code link to YouTube video explaining the content of the unit.

This is a short presentation with visual explanation of the poem. Hope you will find it useful.

This presentation is based on Edexcel GCSE History of Medicine book. The aim is this presentation is to visualise the content of the course by adding many pictures, so it will become more accessible to all ability pupils. This unit is about the problems with medical transport and communication on the Western Front during WW1, the use of horse-drawn and motor ambulances, trains barges and ships as means of transport of wounded.

This presentation is based on Edexcel GCSE History of Medicine book. By adding many pictures, diagrams, photos and video links the content is more accessible to all ability students. This lesson is about the main medical problems of the Western Front 1914-1918: the nature of wounds, effects of gas attacks, trench foot, trench fever and shell shock.

This is a PowerPoint presentation on War Photographer, it was originally made for EAL pupils, who would need additional visual support in understanding the content of the poem. Each line of the poem has supported by labelled pictures, the introduction to the poem has a link to a short video about the work of a photographer in a dark room, the finally the last slide contains links to a YouTube video (hyperlink and QR code) with a reading of the poem. Hope you will find it useful. Can be used by all ability students.

This is quite large presentation showing the the WW2 on a map of Europe month after month from August 1939 until June 1945. It uses coloured maps to show the advancement of armies, gaining and loosing the land on each side of the conflict. Each page has with a short explanation of what is happening on the map at the time.

This short presentation is designed for EAL/ESL students (but can be used in all ability classes) studying AQA GCSE Poetry Cluster 2, it contains visual explanation of each line of the poem, and is enriched in video links to YouTube videos on Trench Warfare, Infantry attack and reading of the poem at the end. The links are embedded within the presentation in two ways: as interactive links and as QR codes, so if you would like to give this presentation as a printed worksheet, students are able to find links to videos using any QR reader app on their mobile devices.

This presentation is about Myths and preconceptions about WW1 and what was the truth.

This resource analyses the meetings of the leaders of the Grand Alliance in Tehran, Yalta and Potsdam: the location, conditions, agreements, and global situation during the meetings.

The origins of the Cold War explained from the point of view of the US, the USSR and Britain. Content: The Grand Alliance after the Potsdam Conference, the impact of the atom bomb, the Kennan Long Telegram and Novikov’s Telegram, Churchill’s The Iron Curtain Speech.

This lesson presentation is based on Edexcel GCSE History of Medicine book, and enrich with many pictures, diagrams and short video links, it becomes more accessible to all ability pupils. This resource is looking at preventing disease in last century, the government actions (clean water supply, waste removal), different methods of prevention (hygiene, vaccination programs, healthy environment, promotion of health - campaigns).

This resource is based on Edexcel GCSE History of Medicine book. This presentation has many pictures and photos so the content of the course is more appealing to all ability pupils. This unit is about Public Health Acts (1848 and 1875) and how these acts changes the health of the Victorian society. There are two short video links that give additional view on the topic.

This presentation is a short overview of the conflict in Syria. It explains the origins of the conflict from Hafez Assad's coming to power until the establishment of Isis.

This resource is based on Edexcel GCSE History of American West in 1800s book. The content is enriched with many pictures, photos, diagrams and a video link, so the topic is more accessible to all ability pupils. The resource can be used in Flipped Classroom teaching style (as pre teaching resource) or revision material. This is the final lesson in this unit: changing US government attitudes towards the ‘Native Indians’ problem, Dawes Act, assimilation of Indians,and closure of the Indian Frontier.

This is a visual attempt to present the content of the poem to EAL/ESL pupils, although it can be used for any students. It is designed to explain each line of the poem, by 'translating' the words to basic English, labelled duagrams, as well as adding video links (multimedia links and QR codes) to short videos on YouTube about the main themes of the poem.

This is a short presentation to explain the story line of the poem. It starts with a brief information about the idea of poppies as a symbol or remembrance (video link to a YouTube video), then visual explanation of each line of the poem with labelled diagrams. Hope you will find it useful. Can be used in all ability classes, but is designed to be used by an EAL pupil/

This resource is based on edexcel GCSE History book Anglo Saxon and Norman England. It contains many pictures and diagrams to improve understanding of the topic. This lesson is about the changes to the Church introduced by Normans in England.