Please find my lesson on resources for the topic of Consuming Resources following EDEXCEL's Geography B Framework

A poster explaining how china's population has changed over time. A good resource to use when teaching Population Dynamics for GCSE on the Pearson Edexcel Spec.

This tick sheet has been generated for students taking AQA GCSE IT Short Course. This resource is teacher and student friendly and it has been adapted for the UNIT 2 Scheme of work. This can be easily adapted however this is for students who were entered in 2012

Revision toolkit for students studying the OCR GCSE business and communication skills spec. This can be modified for use on other exam boards too

A bunch of keywords in A5 format for a display board. Best printed on colour paper and laminated.

Just a very simple BTEC tracking sheet used for individual students. Adapt to how you need!

An old geography mock paper I wrote for some students in KS3/KS4. It’s free to use as there’s quite a bit of content and I’m sure you can print off pages that you need instead of the whole thing! Hope this is useful

Here are some resources that were made for the OLD edexcel gcse geography b specification (2012 and beyond). Feel free to download them and adapt them to your needs.

A useful set of Computer Science related keywords that I have slowly updated over time. Will keep maintaining these over time so if you spot any missing please add as feedback!

Quite a nice and straightforward ASCII table for symbols and characters.

Useful for a controlled assessment or just regular teaching - includes annotations to poems

Taken from the 2023 exam for AQA GCSE Computer Science 8525 spec, I have taken the question apart and made a database using DB Browser for SQLite with questions for students to attempt so that students can understand how the database works and learn SELECT, FROM, INSERT INTO statements too. Updates Updated to fix an error where a student is not displayed in the students table but it is displayed in the worksheet. Updated to now include a basic set of lesson slides with a Do Now Activity. Last updated: 24/01/2025

A useful resource for teaching Macbeth across all age groups. This lesson looks at the difference between a play and a novel and also allows your students to act out a scene from Act 3 Scene 3. It is quite a short lesson however, you could adapt it so that students have to answer an exam question based on their opinion or from a past paper.

A small resource to show how to convert a hexadecimal value (or representation) to binary

A pretty good lesson powerpoint going over the CPU in a computer. Students are asked as a starter to think of what components go on a motherboard along with a few other questions. Learning Objective: Describe and Understand the function of the CPU Outcomes: State the purpose of the CPU and describe the function of it. Explain how common characteristics of CPUs affect their performance.

An essential resource which guides students through the how to revise cycle. With our students getting close to the end with exams, it is vital that they know how to revise and what they need to do to expand their knowledge and pass their exams.

A full lesson including worksheets on Binary manipulation.

Another contextual lesson that looks at acts, scenes and soliloquies in Macbeth. There is an acting activity which should get students engaged.

A contextual lesson on how Macbeth was acted. A short lesson with a lot of context - might be useful to add in a few activities!

A presentation on Abstraction and Functions, demonstrated in Python.