Designed with a focus on delivering the Pearson IAL WHI01/1B ‘Russia in Revolution 1881-1917’, this resource includes 83 slides worth of information, media links/embedded video, activities and comprehension/review tasks which are designed in conjunction with the Lynch ‘Access to History’ textbook. Naturally much of the information and detail within can be applied to other A Level specifications too.

Resource designed with a focus on delivering learning and supporting review and consolidation tasks for learners studying Pearson edexcel IAL WHI03/1C Germany United, Divided, Reunited and specifically the impact of the German Revolution and related challenges to the embryonic Weimar Republic. 34 slides including information, media links/embedded video, review and consolidation tasks and a range of visual stimulai in support of the unit. Whilst designed with Edexcel IAL in mind can be applied across a range of exam boards and specifications

Resource designed with a focus on delivering learning and supporting review and consolidation tasks for learners studying Pearson edexcel IAL WHI03/1C Germany United, Divided, Reunited and specifically the existential challenges - internally and externally - which the Weimar Republic was faced with in the years 1919-24. 39 slides including information, media links/embedded video, review and consolidation tasks and a range of visual stimulai in support of the unit. Whilst designed with Edexcel IAL in mind can be applied across a range of exam boards and specifications when delivering learning on the early years of Weimar Germany.

Resource designed with a focus on delivering learning and supporting review and consolidation tasks for learners studying Pearson edexcel IAL WHI03/1C Germany United, Divided, Reunited and specifically the long and inexorable defeat of Germany overseen by a military dictatorship who refused to read the room and jumped ship at the last to absolve themselves of shame and responsibility. 25 slides including information, media links/embedded video, review and consolidation tasks and a range of visual stimulai in support of the unit. Whilst designed with Edexcel IAL in mind can be applied across a range of exam boards and specifications

Designed with a focus on delivering the Pearson IAL WHI01/1B ‘Russia in Revolution 1881-1917’, this resource includes 30 slides worth of information, media links/embedded video, activities and comprehension/review tasks which are designed in conjunction with the Lynch ‘Access to History’ textbook and focus on the uneasy truce between Tsardom and the various social and political reform movements of the period. The information and detail can be extracted and adapted to suit a range of lessons on the topic Naturally much of the information and detail within can be applied to other A Level specifications too.

Resource tailored towards supporting the CIE Scheme of Work for component 3 Interpretations Question. Provides scaffolding and guidance for learners in areas to focus their study on and how to structure their exam-style responses. Used in conjunction with Paxman’s Empire and links to further video footage are included within images. In summary a time saving resource which initiates learning and engages learners in enquiry and debate.

PPT resource with supporting worksheets/templates to support the delivery of CAIE AL History (9489) Paper 3 study into the Origins and Development of the Cold War. Covers the range of historical schools in how the Cold War has been interpreted and evaluated throughout the key historical perspectives of the 20th century. Resource includes: How to structure exam style responses/what examiner is looking for Walkthrough and examples of the main schools of Cold War historiography (Traditional, Revisionist, Post-Revisionist, ‘New’ Post-Cold War/Post-Post-Revisionist) Information on the key proponents of each school. Planning Templates and practice excerpts

A bumper resource which offers guidance, support and a variety of challenges - whilst designed initially for the CIE SOW for Component 4 Depth Study: The Cold War - it is relevant for all Cold War learning. Included within are guidance on how to structure exam style answers, hyperlinks to documentary footage and visual stimuli to help encourage debate and inspire learning when covering all key componenets of the Cold War study A time-saving and well-appointed resource which can be applied across numerous exam board specifications and act as a focus point for learning, discussion and creativity. Key questions covered: How did US-Soviet relations develop 1950-1980? Why was there a crisis over Cuba and how did it affect US-Soviet Relations? How did the arms race affect US Soviet relations? Why did the Cold War come to an end in 1989?