A very simple welcome to RE and some activities to get them thinking before discussing presentation of work and a getting to know each activity. Suitable for Year 7 or younger.

A GCSE History revision sheet aiming to help students remember the aims of the Big Three at Versailles.

A simple introductory lesson to Geography for Year 7 classes.

A source and own knowledge based essay assessment on the significance of Wat Tyler to the Peasants’ Revolt.

A lesson for KS3 students looking at the differences between weather and climate and how we measure them.

This lesson looks at the characteristics of living things via herbology classes and yeast experiments.

A useful set of revision notes explaining key people, dates, terms and events in Russia from 1917-1953. Easily editable.

A source based assessment on the evacuation of Dunkirk suitable for Year 9 students in KS3.

A peer presentation feedback and assessment sheet that can be used with any Key Stage group.

This lesson uses Harry Potter and the idea of Wingardium Leviosa to explore the concept of static electricity.

This lesson is to do with the nature of solids, liquids and gases taught through transfiguration.

A PPT illustrating why Lincoln announced the Emancipation Proclamation.

A KS3 Geography lesson looking at the causes of British climate as well as the difference between weather and climate.

A useful planning sheet for Year 8 students developing an essay structure on whether the British Empire did more harm or good to the British Empire overall.

A lesson for Year 9 on the failures of the Schlieffen Plan.

A useful sheet giving History students guidance about revising for their A-Level exams.

A lesson designed for Year 7 students to introduce them to the concepts of B.C., A.D., chronology and centuries. Could be adapted for younger students.

A KS3 assessment on the Gunpowder Plot.

An A-Level lesson looking at Southern commanders during the US Civil War - with an emphasis on Robert E. Lee.

A KS3 lesson on the impact of the British Empire.