Why is India considered a jewel in the crown? Koh I Noor Diamond study Who has the rightful claim to the diamond?

Homework resource booklet Topic on the British Empire, with 11 different activities, suitable for all levels and ability.

Staying safe online on messaging platforms such as Whatsapp To develop strategies to identify and reduce risk from people online.

Paper 1, Option 1F: In search of the American Dream: the USA, c1917–96 Booklet focuses on The Impact of Popular Culture, News and Media for Theme 3 Activities will use the edexcel Searching for Rights and Freedoms Brown A Level Book Topics: Social Impact of Cinema, Music and Radio Social Impact of TV from 1950 Influence of Broadcast News, 1920-1980 Revision templates also added along with a revision sheet.

PSHE Lesson on What makes us different? The lesson is about being open-minded as a British Citizen Links to British values on diversity willingness to gain new knowledge, to try new experiences and accept others. Uses examples of the Equality Act and Protected Characteristics to promote fairness and equality

Edexcel GCSE History, Paper 2 Elizabethan England Revision Summary Revision booklet 1568-1603 36 pages and each page is a summary of a lesson Includes topics on Court life Being a female ruler Golden Age The Poor English Sailors Religious Matters Mary Queen of Scots Conflict with Spain

Edexcel History Paper 2 –- American West Summary One Sider summary sheets Knowledge boxes for each theme Early Settlement 1835-62 Development of the Plains 1862-76 Conflict and Conquest 1876-1890 Very useful for lower ability pupils or to support with revision

PSHE Positive Relationships & Staying Safe Learning Objective: To gain an understanding of what love is and the importance of respecting others. SMSC/British Values: Mutual Respect and Spiritual: Foster emotional life and express their feelings, form, and maintain worthwhile and satisfying relationships.

A completed independent work booklet on the Holocast. This resources was created with the UCL Holocaust Educational Guide. 8 lesson focus. Lesson 1 - Introduction. The Big Picture: How Can Sources Explain the Events of the 1930s? Lesson 2 - The Long History of Antisemitism - Lesson 3 - A Timeline of Persecution – Lesson 4 - Ordinary Things – Lesson 5 - Resistance - Lesson 6 - Liberation – Lesson 7 - Straight Road or Twisted Path - Lesson 8 - Modern Era Genocides -

Edexcel History Paper 1, Option 1F: In search of the American Dream: the USA, c1917–96 Revision overview of main events, timeline, key themes, key facts and details for Political Environment Civil Rights Society and Culture Quality of Life Depth study on Reagan’s presidency

The American West, c1835-c1895 Edexcel History GCSE American West GCSE Revision Booklet 1836 - 1895 Paper 2

Paper 1, Option 1F: In search of the American Dream: the USA, c1917–96 To what extent did living standards change, 1917-80? Theme 2 Booklet includes information on the following topics: Standards of Living, 1917-1941 -The Second World War, growth of consumer society, 1941-1960 -Anti-Poverty Policies and economic divisions, 1961-1980 Activities will use the edexcel Searching for Rights and Freedoms Brown A Level Book

Key vocabulary mat sheet Words to improve historical writing Pupils to use for - Describing History, Explaining History and Making judgements in History

KS3 Knowledge Organiser on the Holocaust

Dangers of vaping PSHE lesson to tackle issues of vaping and the problems it causes

Let’s Tackle Misogyny Describe what misogyny is and explain why misogynistic views are dangerous.

Key Stage 3 PSHE Lesson Link to British Values: Explore the value and richness of cultural diversity in modern Britain. How is Britain considered multicultural? Immigration and multiculturalism in modern day Britain

Key Stage 3 Assembly Growth Mindset

Key Stage 3 What is far right extremism? Looking at what could this look like online and on social media To describe radicalisation, explain factors which contribute to extremist behaviour.

Why was the Amritsar Massacre a significant event? Explaining why it was a terrifying event What was Dyer’s role in the event?