KS 3: Written for students new to Business Studies, this unit focuses on types of businesses; businesses as producers and consumers; and the effect of disasters on businesses. It includes Self-tests and a formal assessment task.

This unit introduces students to the basics of money management that everyone should know - from how to use an ATM to budgeting. Written for Year 7 but useful for students from KS3 to GCSE.

Written for Year 7 students, this unit covers entrepreneurship, market research, advertising, calculating cost and selling price and even setting up a Home Office. It contains useful practical and assessment exercises.

A very basic introduction to business money management for students starting out in Business or Accounting. Clear explanations, combined with simple calculations, will ease the transition for anxious students. This unit will introduce students to the concepts of bookkeeping and accountancy, financial transactions, costs, expenses, profit and loss, and explain the purpose of investment.

An excellent resource for introducing KS3 and GCSE students to Print-making. Interesting practical tasks. Recommended by a professional graphic designer.

KS 3 - A 19 page unit which looks at the history and nature of creationist theory; the story of creation from Genesis; Adam and Eve; Use of evidence to prove religious history. Skills-based tasks. Very useful for religious schools- examines the degree to which evolution is accepted by different “Creationist” groups. Has been used in Anglican, Lutheran, Catholic and Chabad schools.

An Introduction to Art & Design which can be used anywhere from Year 7 to GCSE. Defines important concepts and contains interesting tasks for applying new concepts. Recommended by a professional graphic designer.

A useful resource to introduce students to the tools and techniques of painting. Can be used from Year 7 to GCSE. Interesting tasks for the application of new skills. Recommended by a professional graphic designer.

KS 3 Year / Grade 7 Covers the basics for those who have not previously studied the topic - but also looks at what was happening in China, Africa and the Middle East at the time. A 34 page module suitable for multi-cultural and international schools. Introduction The Middle Ages in Britain The Church Knights and Ladies Castles The Black Death Self-test Multiple choice During the Middle Ages in China Timelines Sequencing activity During the Middle Ages in Africa The kingdom of Mali Using evidence to study the Kingdom of Benin The Islamic World during the Middle Ages (International Curriculum for Africa Year 7)

KS 3: A full module containing an overview of Islam, Judaism, Christianity, the Crusades suitable for Year/ Grade 7 students. Links to suitable YouTube videos included. International Curriculum for Africa Year 7

An excellent resource for introducing 3-d art to KS3 and GCSE students. Includes interesting practical tasks and links to useful videos. Great lessons on pinch clay animals; Louise Nevelson and found art; as well as puppet-making.

An introduction to famous artists and art movements - suitable for students who have not yet studied famous artists. van Rijn, Monet, Picasso, Warhol and modern Chinese artist Zhou Chunya. Includes links to suitable videos, with questions. Also summaries and an unusual final task which students really enjoy - based on art as an investment.

Written for Year 7 but can be used up to GCSE for students new to the topic. Includes interesting tasks and links to relevant websites and videos. Excellent section on fibres. Highly recommended by a professional graphic designer.

KS 3 Written for students in a religious school, this unit contains 5 lessons based on the regions of the Holy Land. Includes class activities and links to suitable video material.

KS3 Written for Year 7 in a religious school, introduces students to Christianity, the Fertile Crescent and Abraham.Contains classwork questions and links to suitable videos.

A brief introduction with an international focus; looks at Venezuela, colonisation, apartheid and the recent success of some African countries. Suitable for KS3.

KS 3 The 5 lessons of this unit encourage students to apply increasingly higher levels of thinking skills as they move through the five parables: The Parable of the Two House Builders The Parable of the Lost Coin The Parable of the Sower The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant The Parable of the Good Samaritan Written for Year 7 students in a religious school

KS 3 The questioning techniques in the end of lesson activities increase in complexity as one moves through the five lessons of this unit of work based on the following miracles: The first miracle of Jesus Jesus and the lame man Jesus feeds 5000 Jesus walks on water The woman who believed and Jairus’ daughter Written for Year 7 students in a religious school.

KS 3 Written for Year 8 students in a religious school, this unit consists of five lessons: From clay to paper Early languages The Old Testament The Qumran Scrolls The Bible becomes a Book Each lesson has a follow-up activity and summary. There are links to suitable videos.