Politics resources are few and far between and often of not very high quality. I have got to a place where I feel confident that using my resources I can get fantastic grades and create great and up to date lessons in Politics. This year I started doing Politics teaching consultancy and it made me aware of how difficult a lot of teachers are finding it to build appropriately challenging, in depth and up to date resources. Now I am making some available. This resource can only be bought as a bundle as it contains a whole unit of work for the topic of Ideologies: Liberalism. Each lesson reflects and builds upon the next. Alongside resources that I have made, the range of Edexcel Politics textbooks - particularly the Heywood textbook, which is the best textbook for ideologies, a picture of the relevant book is on the slides. If there are answers in the slide notes to questions that you do not know the answers to, you can produce quick answers by plugging in the questions into ChatGPT but if you follow the lessons in order you should find that the circular nature of the resources means that you are always building on previous knowledge. These resources are four years in the making, they offer both a great combination of knowledge and skills development. This pack of slides are PDF format and were made using Canva, which increases the visual appeal but makes editing more difficult, which is reflected in the price. The links are all not necessary I get fantastic results and happy classrooms so I hope you do to. This contains ten 1hr lessons that match up to the specification (140 slides - some examples given). Liberalism Introduction Liberalism Individualism Liberalism Freedom and Liberty Liberalism Tolerance and Rationalism Liberalism Equality and Democracy Liberals on the State Liberals on the Economy Strands of Liberalism: A contradiction? Liberal Key Thinkers Liberalism 24 Mark Questions It also includes a range of classroom and homework resources and an essay exemplar.

Politics resources are few and far between and often of not very high quality. I have got to a place where I feel confident that using my resources I can get fantastic grades and create great and up to date lessons in Politics. This year I started doing Politics teaching consultancy and it made me aware of how difficult a lot of teachers are finding it to build appropriately challenging, in depth and up to date resources. Now I am making some available. This resource can only be bought as a bundle as it contains a whole unit of work for the topic of Ideologies: Conservatism. Each lesson reflects and builds upon the next. Alongside resources that I have made, the range of Edexcel Politics textbooks - particularly the Heywood textbook, which is the best textbook for ideologies, a picture of the relevant book is on the slides. If there are answers in the slide notes to questions that you do not know the answers to, you can produce quick answers by plugging in the questions into ChatGPT but if you follow the lessons in order you should find that the circular nature of the resources means that you are always building on previous knowledge. These resources are four years in the making, they offer both a great combination of knowledge and skills development. This pack of slides are PDF format and were made using Canva, which increases the visual appeal but makes editing more difficult, which is reflected in the price. The links are all not necessary I get fantastic results and happy classrooms so I hope you do to. This contains ten 1hr lessons that match up to the specification (139 slides - some examples given). Conservatism Tradition and Human Imperfection Conservatism The State of Nature Conservatism The Organic Society Traditional and One Nation Conservatism The New Right Conservatives on Human Nature Conservatives on the Economy Conservatives on the State Conservatism 24 Mark Questions Key Thinkers It also includes a Conservatives on Society Exemplar and relevant class resources.

Politics resources are few and far between and often of not very high quality. I have got to a place where I feel confident that using my resources I can get fantastic grades and create great and up to date lessons in Politics. This year I started doing Politics teaching consultancy and it made me aware of how difficult a lot of teachers are finding it to build appropriately challenging, in depth and up to date resources. Now I am making some available. FREE single sample lesson on Additional Member System from this pack provided for you to get a sense of what you are buying. However, this resource can only be bought as a bundle as it contains a whole unit of work for the topic of UK Government: Relations to Branches. Each lesson reflects and builds upon the next. Alongside resources that I have made, the range of Edexcel Politics textbooks, can support this content alongside a subscription to PreChewed Politics but they are not necessary to make use of the resources. If there are answers in the slide notes to questions that you do not know the answers to, you can produce quick answers by plugging in the questions into ChatGPT but if you follow the lessons in order you should find that the circular nature of the resources means that you are always building on previous knowledge. These resources are four years in the making, they offer both a great combination of knowledge and skills development and can be altered and adapted as they come in the form of Microsoft/Google friendly documents. I get fantastic results and happy classrooms so I hope you do to. This contains eleven 1hr lessons (19 files) that match up to the specification The Supreme Court Supreme Court Case Studies Judicial Independence Judicial Neutrality Powers of the Supreme Court Relations to branches pt 1 Relations to branches pt 2 Parliamentary Sovereignty The EU and the UK’s withdrawal Political Impacts of Leaving the EU It also includes relevant class resources, student exemplars, homework suggestions and a final assessment.

Politics resources are few and far between and often of not very high quality. I have got to a place where I feel confident that using my resources I can get fantastic grades and create great and up to date lessons in Politics. This year I started doing Politics teaching consultancy and it made me aware of how difficult a lot of teachers are finding it to build appropriately challenging, in depth and up to date resources. Now I am making some available. FREE single sample lesson on Additional Member System from the Elections unit provided for you to get a sense of what you are buying. This resource can only be bought as a bundle as it contains a whole unit of work for the topic of UK Politics: Voting Behaviours and the Media. Each lesson reflects and builds upon the next. Alongside resources that I have made, the range of Edexcel Politics textbooks, can support this content alongside a subscription to PreChewed Politics but they are not necessary to make use of the resources. If there are answers in the slide notes to questions that you do not know the answers to, you can produce quick answers by plugging in the questions into ChatGPT but if you follow the lessons in order you should find that the circular nature of the resources means that you are always building on previous knowledge. These resources are four years in the making, they offer both a great combination of knowledge and skills development and can be altered and adapted as they come in the form of Microsoft/Google friendly documents. I get fantastic results and happy classrooms so I hope you do to. This contains eleven 1hr lessons (32 files) that match up to the specification Social class and voting behaviour Long term factors affecting voting behaviour Short term factors affecting voting behaviour pt 1 Short term factors affecting voting behaviour pt 2 1979 case study 1997 case study 2019 case study Types of media and opinion polls Media and electoral outcomes Media debates It also includes relevant class resources, homework suggestions and a final assessment.

Politics resources are few and far between and often of not very high quality. I have got to a place where I feel confident that using my resources I can get fantastic grades and create great and up to date lessons in Politics. This year I started doing Politics teaching consultancy and it made me aware of how difficult a lot of teachers are finding it to build appropriately challenging, in depth and up to date resources. Now I am making some available. FREE single sample lesson on Additional Member System from the Elections pack provided for you to get a sense of what you are buying. However, to get any further resources you have to purchase as a whole unit as each lesson reflects and builds upon the next. Alongside resources that I have made, the range of Edexcel Politics textbooks, can support this content alongside a subscription to PreChewed Politics but they are not necessary to make use of the resources. If there are answers in the slide notes to questions that you do not know the answers to, you can produce quick answers by plugging in the questions into ChatGPT but if you follow the lessons in order you should find that the circular nature of the resources means that you are always building on previous knowledge. These resources are four years in the making, they offer both a great combination of knowledge and skills development and can be altered and adapted as they come in the form of Microsoft/Google friendly documents. I get fantastic results and happy classrooms so I hope you do to.

Politics resources are few and far between and often of not very high quality. I have got to a place where I feel confident that using my resources I can get fantastic grades and create great and up to date lessons in Politics. This year I started doing Politics teaching consultancy and it made me aware of how difficult a lot of teachers are finding it to build appropriately challenging, in depth and up to date resources. Now I am making some available. FREE single sample lesson on Additional Member System from this pack provided for you to get a sense of what you are buying. However, this resource can only be bought as a bundle as it contains a whole unit of work for the topic of UK Politics: Elections. Each lesson reflects and builds upon the next. Alongside resources that I have made, the range of Edexcel Politics textbooks, can support this content alongside a subscription to PreChewed Politics but they are not necessary to make use of the resources. If there are answers in the slide notes to questions that you do not know the answers to, you can produce quick answers by plugging in the questions into ChatGPT but if you follow the lessons in order you should find that the circular nature of the resources means that you are always building on previous knowledge. These resources are four years in the making, they offer both a great combination of knowledge and skills development and can be altered and adapted as they come in the form of Microsoft/Google friendly documents. I get fantastic results and happy classrooms so I hope you do to. This contains twelve 1hr lessons (20 files) that match up to the specification Features and Functions of Electoral Systems (this reflects back on Democracy and Participation). First Past the Post Disadvantages of First Past the Post (textbook ref. is core textbook) Supplementary Vote (SV no longer used in UK and this is up to date in slides) Additional Member System Single Transferable Vote Use of Referenda Evaluating Referenda (FOR) Evaluating Referenda (AGAINST) Debates on why different systems are used (short lesson giving room for reviewing assessment) Impacts of different electoral systems pt 1 Impacts of different electoral systems pt 2 It also includes relevant class resources, homework suggestions and a final assessment.

This resource was designed with the new worldviews curriculum in mind. The bundle traces some key events in the life of Jesus. This fifth resource is about The Crucifixion, what happened and why Christians believe Jesus had to die. There are options for homework, one more exam focussed and one more creative. This is a KS3 resource, year 7s-9. I have added in an extra short resource if you wish to expand it further to consider Jesus as Messiah. You could also consider discussing the Parables, Holy week, Life after death etc if you want to spread it out for a term. Otherwise this resource set can be completed in a half term if done efficiently. I personally try to cover a lot in KS3 and move through topics quite swiftly but there is also benefits to stretching this material out, to use the HW sheets as in class materials and then offer shorter homework tasks from textbooks etc. All resources should be supplemented with effective questioning to reap the best results! ‘Tell me more about that?’ ‘Does anyone disagree?’ ‘Why might Jesus have done this?’ etc.

This resource was designed with the new worldviews curriculum in mind. The bundle traces some key events in the life of Jesus. This fourth resource is about The Last Supper, it includes art analysis, the events of the last supper and valuable lessons we can take from it. For homework, expressions of faith using the music of Stormzy. This is a KS3 resource, year 7s-9. You could also consider discussing the Messiah in more depth, Parables, Holy week, Life after death etc if you want to spread it out for a term. Otherwise this resource set can be completed in a half term if done efficiently. I personally try to cover a lot in KS3 and move through topics quite swiftly but there is also benefits to stretching this material out, to use the HW sheets as in class materials and then offer shorter homework tasks from textbooks etc. All resources should be supplemented with effective questioning to reap the best results! ‘Tell me more about that?’ ‘Does anyone disagree?’ ‘Why might Jesus have done this?’ etc.

This resource was designed with the new worldviews curriculum in mind. The bundle traces some key events in the life of Jesus. This third resource is about Temptation, what they are, some of the temptations of Jesus, a role play of the 40 days in the desert and the influence this story has on Christians today. The homework is about Messiahs, the lesson is a little shorter so you can introduce the homework in time as it’s a new topic, but it is clear enough students can follow along. Review at the beginning of the following class. This is a KS3 resource, year 7s-9. I have added in an extra short resource if you wish to expand it further to consider Jesus as Messiah. You could also consider discussing the Parables, Holy week, Life after death etc if you want to spread it out for a term. Otherwise this resource set can be completed in a half term if done efficiently. I personally try to cover a lot in KS3 and move through topics quite swiftly but there is also benefits to stretching this material out, to use the HW sheets as in class materials and then offer shorter homework tasks from textbooks etc. All resources should be supplemented with effective questioning to reap the best results! ‘Tell me more about that?’ ‘Does anyone disagree?’ ‘Why might Jesus have done this?’ etc.

This resource was designed with the new worldviews curriculum in mind. The bundle traces some key events in the life of Jesus. This second resource is about Miracles, what they are, some of the miracles of Jesus and what the significance of miracles can be to believers using the fascinating story of Alcides Moreno and for homework, they look at biblical miracles in more depth with scaffolded comprehension. This is a KS3 resource, year 7s-9. You could also consider discussing the Messiah in more depth, Parables, Holy week, Life after death etc if you want to spread it out for a term. Otherwise this resource set can be completed in a half term if done efficiently. I personally try to cover a lot in KS3 and move through topics quite swiftly but there is also benefits to stretching this material out, to use the HW sheets as in class materials and then offer shorter homework tasks from textbooks etc. All resources should be supplemented with effective questioning to reap the best results! ‘Tell me more about that?’ ‘Does anyone disagree?’ ‘Why might Jesus have done this?’ etc.

This resource was designed with the new Worldviews curriculum in mind. The bundle traces some key events in the life of Jesus. This opening resource supports students to think about Jesus from different perspectives, who he is to Historians? Who he is to Christians? Why he is considered a saviour? What was his life like - what was the context at the time. There is also a comprehension worksheet to complete for homework that goes into more depth. This is a KS3 resource, year 7s-9. I have added in an extra short resource if you wish to expand it further to consider Jesus as Messiah could be looked at in more depth. You could also consider discussing the Parables, Holy week, Life after death etc if you want to spread it out for a term. Otherwise this resource set can be completed in a half term if done efficiently. I personally try to cover a lot in KS3 and move through topics quite swiftly but there is also benefits to stretching this material out, to use the HW sheets as in class materials and then offer shorter homework tasks from textbooks etc. All resources should be supplemented with effective questioning to reap the best results! ‘Tell me more about that?’ ‘Does anyone disagree?’ ‘Why might Jesus have done this?’ etc.

This lesson contains: The changing nature of Christian demographic (it may be interesting to add in the British census report to this part) Mission and Evangelism recap Case study of Christ for all nations (show them the images on the website) Exit ticket Additional review activity worksheet on Christian practices This resource will not be completed in a single lesson, it is an easy topic and so I have added a supplementary activity in case you complete the lesson quicker than expected. Usually it is suggested you use the AQA Christianity book to supplement these lessons but for this lesson you can do without it. If the resource was a success please do leave me a nice REVIEW :)

My students love getting these worksheets because it gives them independence and you can take a break from teaching from the front. For differentiation I will highlight bits I want certain student to focus on. This worksheet covers the whole topic of Christian worksheet (7pages). This worksheet contains: What is worship Forgiveness Types of worship Public and private worship Examples of worship worship across denominations The value of ritual Types of ritual 12 mark essay This resource will not be completed in a single lesson. You can give it as an in class activity and go through some parts together or as a holiday homework or series of homeworks. Usually it is suggested you use the AQA Buddhism book to supplement these lessons but for this lesson you can do without it. If the resource was a success please do leave me a nice REVIEW :)

This lesson covers: Review of the four noble truths The Eightfold path 12 mark questions Exit ticket Eightfold path charades This is lesson 11 of a bundle of lessons and homeworks covering the GCSE AQA Buddhism Beliefs specification topics. In the bundle there is a mixture of in class activities, comprehension, writing, fun tasks and homework worksheets. Class time is 60 minutes. You can modify the classes to suit your students. Usually it is suggested you use the AQA Buddhism book to supplement these lessons but for this lesson you can do without it. If you want to view a sample resource you can download the free Four Noble Truths Resource uploaded.

This lesson covers: What is heaven and hell Significance for Christians Morgan Freeman’s episode on Story of God Review worksheet to go with the film Homework suggestion This is an ideal END OF TERM lesson - so I have put it here for free, the Morgan Freeman episode has to be paid for but you can buy the episode on Amazon, it is not expensive and I have provided the link. This topic is part of the GCSE Christian Beliefs paper. The lesson will take 60 minutes. This forms part of a Christian beliefs bundle

This lesson covers: What happens on Judgement day Comparative exercise Akhirah (students do not need to have studied Islam for this) Bible research activity Judgement Plenary Homework Suggestion This topic is part of the GCSE Christian Beliefs paper. The lesson will take 60 minutes. This forms part of a Christian beliefs bundle.

This lesson covers: Types of sin Biblical sources of salvation How salvation happens Salvation in Christ 5 mark question (recommended to do this on the board with the students) Exit ticket Homework suggestion This topic is part of the GCSE Christian Beliefs paper. The lesson will take 60 minutes. This forms part of a Christian beliefs bundle

This lesson covers: How Jesus’ resurrection influences Christians views on life on after death. Differing Christian perspectives about life after death Spiritual or embodied resurrection activity Homework suggestion Bonus halloween quiz This is quite a fun lesson as it is Christian beliefs but with a spooky theme - appropriate to teach around halloween. The traditions of halloween are not Christian but ghosts and zombies can bring alive the topic of spiritual or bodied resurrection. This is part of a bundle of lessons and homeworks covering the GCSE AQA Christian Beliefs. In the bundle there is a mixture of in class activities, comprehension, writing, fun tasks and homework worksheets. Class time is 60 minutes. You can modify the classes to suit your students. The resource comes in PDF format. This is a free sample resource for Christian beliefs, view shop for more resources on Christianity and Buddhism.