Lesson covering the period between the Munich Putsch of 1923 and the Wall Street Crash of 1929, showing the build up of the Nazi Party, despite not gaining much more popular support.

Lesson covering the key reasons for the Viking migration to Britain.

Lesson exploring the key changes brought in by the Nazis to use culture and sport as propaganda and a tool for spreading their ideology to average Germans and the rest of the world.

Lesson exploring the actions taken by the Nazis to control media and other forms of communication in Nazi Germany through the use of censorship and propaganda.

Lesson focused on paired or group work on covering the key aspects of establishing the Nazi Police State.

Straightforward lesson looking at how the Nazis sought to control and the Churches and the Law Courts in Germany.

An investigation style lesson on the Battle of Trafalgar to develop high level knowledge and understanding.

Thematic focused lesson on the causes of the English Civil War.

Lesson focused on the issue of Martin Luther King Jr and if he deserved his reputation within the Civil Rights Movemement. Originally used for the old AQA GCSE, but easily adaptable for KS3 or the Newer GCSE standards. Information packs are differentiated.

GCSE focused lesson on the Causes of the Cold War using case studies and group work.

A thematic focused lesson looking into the aftermath of the Peloponnesian War with differentiation for LAPs. Lesson plan provided.

A short lesson focused on the impact of key events in the 1950s Civil Rights Movement including Brown V Board of Education, the Montgomery Bus Boycott and Little Rock. Lesson focused on case study analysis to develop previous knowledge even further.

A lesson exploring why life changed for children in Nazi Germany. Lesson focused on a 12 mark exam question from the Edexcel GCSE and includes: Source inference starter True or False Questions Teach me, Tell me Thematic Cards for group work Exam question analysis

Market Stall activity focused lesson looking at the causes of WW1. Pairs are given a cause to focus on and generate a poster using only 3 words. This pushes them to develop creative posters which will spark their memory when it is then their turn to share their findings with others.

Group work focused lesson on the Turning Points of WW2.