Mapping life in Victorian Covent Garden Curriculum links: KS3 History – Industry, Empire and Social Change 1745-1901: Social Pyramid, Leisure time, Streets, Philanthropy (Charles Booth) KS3 Geography – Human Environment: Urban Change This resource includes primary source documents - photographs and maps - that can be used to support historical enquiry. They can be used to ask and answer questions about poverty, philanthropy and leisure in the Victorian period.

This set of lessons designed for key stage 3 geography and history teachers explores the concepts of walls, borders and barriers, focusing on contemporary China. Key concepts covered include: borders, walls, barriers, flows, gateways, globalisation and urbanisation. The lessons, and multimedia throughout, feature comparative case studies of three famous walls: The Great Wall of China, the US/Mexico border and the Berlin Wall. The lessons draw on contemporary academic research on the politics of walls and research-based documentary films (which can be found at https://sensiblepolitics.net/filmmaking). Pupils will be encouraged to think critically about walls, both as sites of exclusion/inclusion - as well as gateways to personal experience and ideology. Curriculum links: Key Stage 3 Geography (Locational Knowledge, Human and Physical Geography) Key Stage 3 History These learning resources were produced through funding from The London School of Economics’ Knowledge Exchange and Impact (KEI) Fund awarded to Professor William Callahan in the Department of International Relations at the LSE, as part of his ongoing research. Further reading and outreach is available at Professor Callahan’s website: https://sensiblepolitics.net/publications Resource creation: Curriculum development: Laura Price Project management: Sara Wong With special thanks to Debbie Challis.