A set of 4 worksheets to help new law students organise their notes for the law on negligence. Includes: Caparo Tests Causation Res Ipsa Loquitor Defences

Revision Quiz covering basics: UK Cases UK Statute Key Articles Key ECtHR cases

A 2-hour lesson on the civil courts of England and Wales.

A revision session for the Perception topic within Epistemology at AQA Philosophy A-Level. Includes: Direct Realism Indirect Realism Idealism As well as exemplar exam questions and worksheets

A revision lesson for the nature of god element of “Metaphysics of God” at AQA A-Level. Includes tasks, quizzes as well as recap content.

This is an entire lesson and contains a reading task. It follows on from my initial Article 8 lesson, being the second of 4. It is designed to take a 2 hour period.

This lesson is around 2 hours. It covers key cases that show when Article 10 can be intefered with and includes balancing rights. There are some readings, which have links added to them. There is also a task included to complete a scenario plan.

A lesson covering suggestions for reform, for the OCR specification.

This lesson includes information on Article 8 and UK law such as Investigatory Powers Act, Data Protection and key cases. There are tasks included and practice exam skills.

A 2-hour lesson which is very content-heavy, so could be divided up. It covers how the UK lawfully interferes with privacy, covering PACE, IPA and other laws. There are links to blog posts which can be used to engage in current debates around Article 8 and the UK.

A 2 hour lesson revising Article 10 provisions and the issues. Includes a worksheet.

A lesson that revises the provisions of Article 8 and discusses issues. Includes a worksheet.

A double lesson covering what is contained within Article 5 - when people can lawfully be detained. The first lesson in a series.

A lesson covering the provisions in Article 5 for those who are detained.

A lesson including a short worksheet, with links to lots of videos, about magistrates

A 1-2 hour lesson on the tribunals system with a reading task included.

A lesson evaluating murder, which is NOT required for OCR law but I have found it helps them understand loads of other elements of the law, as well as gives an opportunity to evaluate early on.

A workbooklet, perfect for the end of term! It is great for Year 13, or for end of Year 12. It covers insanity, diminished responsibility, causation and gross negligence manslaughter through cases on the news (Calocane, Monika Lewandowska, Wimbledon School Crash and Constance Marten). In addition, there are tasks linked to law and morality which could be skipped over if not needed.

2x 2hr lessons on Gross Negligence Manslaughter and Unlawful Act Manslaughter.