Lesson looking at low pressure and flooding for Storm Babet 2023. Covers the causes, impacts and responses of the storm. For KS3 Geography, Year 8 High ability. Could be adapted for Y9 low ability.

Case study on Cyclone Mocha in Myanmar 2023, covering causes, path of the storm, impacts and responses to the event. Designed for the OCR B specification, easily adapted to other exam boards. Video links in PPT / notes section. High ability.

Covering hazard management and mitigation for earthquakes, with exercises and resources covering prediction, preparation and planning (including designing buildings). For high ability GCSE students. Links to videos in PPT resources.

New OCR B A-level. Case study of a low energy coastline not in the UK. Focuses on farewell spit and golden bay in New Zealand including place specific formation of landforms, how the landscape system is inter-related and how these landforms change over time. Aimed at higher ability year 12/13 but easily adaptable for less able pupils.

Lesson on the formation of cave, arches, stacks and stumps. Aimed at high ability year 8 students and therefore easily adaptable for year 9. Includes a detailed lesson plan and presentation (with notes underneath each slide).

A lesson on the process of longshore drift and spit formation. Aimed at high ability year 8 students and therefore easily adaptable for year 9. Includes a detailed lesson plan, presentation (with notes under slides) and any other resources needed.

Introduction on the concept of the 'Alter Ego'. Includes getting students to create and perform their alter egos.

Aims to teach the use of short and complex sentences to build tension and pace. Based on ActiveLearn textbooks.

An essay style assessment based on coasts. Aimed at high ability year 8 students and therefore easily adaptable for year 9. Includes resources from previous lesson to support them in the assessment and the assessment sheet. Assessed using GCSE grades scaled down for year 8.

A lesson on the formation of waves, what factors effect their power and different wave types. Aimed at high ability year 8 and therefore easily adaptable for year 9. Includes a detailed lesson plan, presentation (including detailed notes per slide) and all accompanying resources needed.

Lesson for new 2016/2017 OCR B A level specification on syllabus statement 1 (physical factors affecting coasts). Lesson includes the role of ocean currents including rip currents, gyers, Ekman transport with upwelling /downwelling and the deep ocean conveyor belt. Aimed at high ability students but could easily adapted to simplify. Includes presentation with detailed notes underneath each slide and accompanying resource.

Introducing students to how they can use narrative voice to create a tone of authority. Based on exercises in ActiveLearn textbooks.

A lesson on the formation of wave cut platforms, headlands and bays. Aimed at high ability year 8 and therefore easily adaptable for year 9 students. Includes a detailed lesson plan and presentation (with detailed notes underneath each slide).

An introduction to the topic 'coasts' aimed at high ability year 8 and therefore easily adaptable for year 9. Includes a detailed lesson plan, presentation (including detailed notes per slide) and all accompanying resources needed.

AQA A 'Ice on the land'. Lesson exploring why glaciers move looking at temperature and gradient (including polar/temperate glaciers and extensional/compressional flow). Aimed at high ability GCSE students but easily adaptable for lower ability pupils. A tricky topic made simple!

Aims to teach how narrative voice and descriptive language can be used to create a sense of immediacy and action. Based on ActiveLearn textbooks.

Aims to introducing descriptive techniques to create a vivid image when writing creatively. Based on ActiveLearn textbooks.

A detailed scheme of work for 'coasts' aimed at high ability year 8 students and therefore easily adaptable for year 9 students. Includes learning objectives, key concepts, a list of activities and potential homework to be completed for each lesson.

Aims to teach how to effectively create a split identity when writing creatively including the role of narrative voice and how this is portrayed in film. Based on ActiveLearn textbooks.

Lesson for AQA A course 'Ice on the Land' focusing on ice formation and the main types of ice masses ( e.g. valley glaciers, ice sheets etc...). Aimed at high ability GCSE students but easily adaptable for lower ability pupils.