Two essay plans and assessments for the actions of Sir Robert Peel - suitable for A-Level students

A PPT offering guidance on some CIE GCSE History Paper 1 questions on Hitler’s Foreign Policy before allowing the students to tackle them under timed conditions.

A KS3 lesson on the impact of the Blitzkrieg on Europe - suitable for Year 9 students but can be adapted for other Key Stages.

An A-Level lesson on how the Kansas Nebraska Act impacted upon sectional tension in the USA.

A GCSE History revision sheet on the reaction of the Allied countries to the Treaty of Versailles.

This is a short two page summary of Henry VIII as a Renaissance Prince. It is easily editable.

Two editable Nazi Germany assessments. They could be adapted for Year 9 lessons on Nazi Germany or an end of year assessment.

This is a 4 page editable set of revision notes for the topic of Thomas Wolsey’s Foreign Policy under Henry VIII.

This is a 3 page set of easily edited revision notes on the domestic policies of Thomas Wolsey under Henry VIII.

This is a two page editable set of revision notes on Thomas Wolsey and his failure to solve the annulment problem.

A factual test on 1920s and 1930s Russian Foreign Policy. It is completely able to edit this assessment.

This is a homework task involving researching a soldier from WWI and completing a task of the student’s choice. It is completely editable and comes with a mark scheme.

This is a worksheet activity on conscientious objectors in WWI and WWII. Good for an assessment or a supply cover lesson.

This is an essay plan designed to show students how to answer the question: Lions led by Donkeys? How fair is Blackadder’s portrayal of Britain’s WWI generals? Examine the information below and highlight evidence of where WWI generals showed good planning and where they showed poor planning.

This is a great little starter activity about Diversity in the UK. It can be easily adapted for other countries if needed. Good for Geography, History and PSHE.

This is a finger puppet activity based on Winston Churchill and Neville Chamberlain’s arguments for and against appeasement.

These resources all form the basis of a whole lesson on King John and the Magna Carta. There is a PPT, a group activity and individual tasks to complete.

This is a PPT outlining the main reasons why the English Civil War started and who people would have supported at the start of the conflict. It is easily edited and contains tasks.

These are a great bundle of resources for KS2 or older students on life in Rome and the Roman Army. All are fully editable.

This is a full lesson explaining the concept of a dictatorship with accompanying tasks. It is fully editable.