A Year 9 assessment piece on why we use Poppies for Remembrance Day.

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

An A-Level lesson about how the creation of the new Republican Party in the USA may have led to the increase in sectional tension.

A lesson for A-Level students on the 1850 Compromise and its effects on sectional tension.

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

A factual recall test for A-Level students on Russian Foreign Policy.

A KS3 lesson looking at how tourism has to change in order to make it more sustainable in Europe - Barcelona is used as an example city.

This lesson uses Harry Potter references to Polyjuice potions to examine chemical reactions when you put ordinary substances together. There is an accompanying homework task as well.

This lesson uses Harry Potter references to help students learn about how the film links in with Science. The focus for the lesson and homework is on light refraction.

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

This is an easily editable 70 minute assessment for GCSE students studying USA History.

This is a short in class assessment task on the USA in the 1920s suitable for GCSE classes. It is editable.

A great little Weather and Climate wordsearch that can be used in lessons or as part of a homework task.

This is a PPT on weather symbols with an interactive presentation activity at the end.

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

GCSE Revision sheet looking at whether the Big Three met their aims at Versailles.

This is a simple lesson to introduce Year 7 students to studying History.

This is a great little activity to use for either a Tudor module or a Slavery module with Year 7-9 about how the Tudors benefitted from slavery. It has written tasks and an extension activity.

This is a great self directed worksheet with questions on Ludendorff’s 100 Day Offensive. It is suitable, and easily edited, for both GCSE and A-Level students.

This is a great end of term assessment utilising own knowledge, essay skills and source evaluation. It is best suited to Year 7 but could be adapted to other year groups as it is an editable Word document.