The Holocaust: People and Institutions PowerPoint presentation and task sheets looking at the some of the people and institutions of the Holocaust chronologically from 1933. Could be useful for those studying the rise of Nazi Germany and/or the Holocaust.

Citizenship: The European Union: Brexit Begins; March 2017 PowerPoint presentation on the Brexit process. The United Kingdom will start the process of leaving the European Union on March 29 2017. The Government will now start to process for what has become known as Brexit.

Employability Skills: Skills and Qualities: Looking to the future Key Words: Skills and Qualities PowerPoint presentation and task sheets on the topic of skills and qualities and for students to think about their future. Would be useful for entry level students studying for any employability qualifications or in preparation for work placements.

Employability Skills: Skills and Qualities: Transferable Skills Key Words: Skills and Qualities PowerPoint presentation and task sheets on the topic of transferable skills. Would be useful for entry level students studying for any employability qualifications or in preparation for work placements. Key Words: Skills and Qualities PowerPoint presentation and task sheets on the topic of transferable skills. Would be useful for entry level students studying for any employability qualifications or in preparation for work placements.

British Values: St. George’s Day: Patron Saint and Celebrations PowerPoint presentation and quiz, with task sheets on where in the world St. George’s Day is celebrated and the annual event in Manchester that marks the day, with George portrayed as a Black British icon.. British values: Tolerance; respect; diversity and inclusivity.

British Values: St. George’s Day: Who was St. George?/ St. George and England PowerPoint presentation and quiz, with task sheets on St.’ George and how he became popular in England. British values: Tolerance; respect; diversity and inclusivity.

General Election 2017: Past Elections: Stats; facts and trivia PowerPoint presentation on past elections stats; facts and trivia. First and last; youngest and oldest; longest and shortest; biggest and smallest and Random trivia.

Citizenship: General Election 2017: The European Union Quiz PowerPoint presentation quiz with 40 questions about the EU. Could be useful in the run up to the upcoming general election, and as the continent marks Europe Day in May.

Tutor Time: Citizenship: Europe and Europe Day 2017 PowerPoint quiz and activity (research and display) that looks at Europe; its countries and where they are located. Could be useful to mark Europe Day in May and in the light of the ongoing Brexit debate.

Citizenship: General Election 2017: Quiz: Where the parties stand PowerPoint quiz (30 questions) on where the parties stand in the run up to General Election in June. Could be useful in the run up to the upcoming general election.

PSHE/Citizenship: Drugs Awareness: Types of Drugs PowerPoint presentation/quiz and task sheets/activities. Overview of the different types of drugs; their effects and legal status, including ‘legal highs’.

Citizenship: General Election 2017: A guide to the election PowerPoint presentation on the General Election in June; what happened in 2015; the parties and what they stand for and their stance on Brexit.

Citizenship: British Values: Rule of Law PowerPoint presentation and quiz, plus task sheets and word search covering the key ideas about the rule of law. Could be useful in the light of the debate about British values. The resources consider key ideas and use examples such as Nixon and Watergate; Trump and the travel ban and the legal challenge to Brexit, as well as noting key electoral legislation.

Tutor Time: Football: Manchester United: Quiz PowerPoint quiz, 30 questions with multiple choice answers on Manchester United, one of the biggest cub in world football and a leading global brand.

Citizenship: General Election: 2017: Electoral Wipeout: Game Interactive PowerPoint game show quiz, with questions on the General Election; government and politics. Parties (teams) choose a number (1-40) for the chance to answer questions; gain votes and win the election. But: They must to avoid the wipeout numbers, or they lose votes, or are even eliminated from the election. The first team to reach 21 votes wins the election, under the game’s first past the post system. Included (as Word documents) are 40 questions (with multiple choice answers) and 32 questions (with single answers).