This purchase includes two two-page documents which provide a neat overview of the key individuals, events and dates of the Edexcel USA Conflict at Home and Abroad: Civil Rights and Vietnam unit. I give this to students who are feeling overwhelmed with the amount of content in the specification, as it breaks the entire unit down into a manageable amount to begin revision. As a class we also use this document to highlight key individuals/events/time periods that have not appeared in recent exams to help focus students’ revision.

This two-page document provides a neat overview of the key individuals, events and dates of the Edexcel GCSE Superpower Relations and Cold War unit. I give this to students who are feeling overwhelmed with the amount of content in the specification, as it breaks the entire unit down into a manageable amount to begin revision. As a class we also use this document to highlight key individuals/events/time periods that have not appeared in recent exams to help focus students’ revision.

This two-page document provides a neat overview of the key individuals, events and dates of the Edexcel GCSE Early Elizabethan England, 1558-88 unit. I give this to students who are feeling overwhelmed with the amount of content in the specification, as it breaks the entire unit down into a manageable amount to begin revision. As a class we also use this document to highlight key individuals/events/topics that have not appeared in recent exams to help focus students’ revision.

This two-page document provides a neat overview of the key individuals, events and dates of the Edexcel GCSE Medicine in Britain, c1250–present and The British sector of the Western Front, 1914–18: injuries, treatment and the trenches unit. I give this to students who are feeling overwhelmed with the amount of content in the specification, as it breaks the entire unit down into a manageable amount to begin revision. As a class we also use this document to highlight key individuals/events/time periods that have not appeared in recent exams to help focus students’ revision.

This word document contains a breakdown of every question asked to date in the Pearson Edexcel GCSE History exams for Paper 2: Superpower Relations and the Cold War. There is a simplified overview which has been colour coded to enable teachers to see which themes/topics have been asked in recent years, as well as a more detailed table of the exact questions and possible topics that could appear, to help students focus their revision.

This word document contains a breakdown of every question asked to date in the Pearson Edexcel GCSE History exams for Paper 3: USA Conflict at Home and Abroad (Civil Rights and Vietnam). There is a simplified overview which has been colour coded to enable teachers to see which themes/topics have been asked in recent years, as well as a more detailed table of the exact questions and possible topics that could appear, to help students focus their revision.

This word document contains a breakdown of every question asked to date in the Pearson Edexcel GCSE History exams for Paper 2: Early Elizabethan England. There is a simplified overview which has been colour coded to enable teachers to see which themes/topics have been asked in recent years, as well as a more detailed table of the exact questions and possible topics that could appear, to help students focus their revision.

This word document contains a breakdown of every question asked to date in the Pearson Edexcel GCSE History exams for Paper 1: Medicine in Britain. There is a simplified overview which has been colour coded to enable teachers to see which themes/topics have been asked in recent years, as well as a more detailed table of the exact questions and possible topics that could appear, to help students focus their revision.

I have created a lesson for black history month focusing on being black in Germany following WWI. The intention is to integrate the themed history month into the curriculum rather than have a tokenistic ‘black history month’ lesson that has no relevance to the current scheme of learning. This has been designed for Year 9 to appear during their topic on the Rise of Hitler, but could be adapted to suit your context.

I have created a lesson for LGBTQ+ history month focusing on being gay in 16th and 17th Century Europe. The intention is to integrate the themed history month into the curriculum rather than have a tokenistic ‘LGBTQ+ history month’ lesson that has no relevance to the current scheme of learning. This has been designed for Year 8 to appear between their topic on Elizabeth I and the English Civil War, but it could be adapted to suit your context.

I have created a lesson for LGBTQ+ history month focusing on being a homosexual in Nazi Germany. The intention is to integrate the themed history month into the curriculum rather than have a tokenistic ‘LGBTQ+ history month’ lesson that has no relevance to the current scheme of learning. This has been designed for Year 9 to appear during their topic on the Holocaust, but could be adapted to suit your context.

This lesson looks to debunk the colonial views of Africa and its people perpetuated by European colonisers. It allows students to explore the justifications for slavery and study conflicting sources to show how European settlers and colonisers warped African history to suit their agenda. The lesson begins with a hook image to discuss views towards people from Africa, the content of the lesson is difficult and can open up genuine discussion regarding racism both in the 18th Century and modern day. This pack includes a powerpoint, researched sources in the form of a handout and a lesson plan to guide you through the material. Answers are provided on the powerpoint which can be edited to suit your school setting.

This document has been designed to follow the Edexcel GCSE Early Elizabethan England, 1558–88 unit. It has been updated to suit the changes to the 2025 specification and provides exam question guidance, including the structure of the paper, example answers and questions for students to plan and practice with. It is 24 pages in length and can be printed as an A4 or A5 booklet. The document can be modified to suit the writing frames your school uses.

This document has been designed to follow the Edexcel GCSE USA Conflict at Home and Abroad: Civil Rights and Vietnam unit. It has been updated to suit the changes to the 2025 specification and provides exam question guidance, including the structure of the paper, example answers and questions for students to plan and practice with. It is 36 pages in length and can be printed as an A4 or A5 booklet. The document can be modified to suit the writing frames your school uses.

This document has been designed to follow the Edexcel GCSE Superpower Relations and Cold War, 1941-91 unit. It has been updated to suit the changes to the 2025 specification and provides exam question guidance, including the structure of the paper, example answers and questions for students to plan and practice with. It is 23 pages in length and can be printed as an A4 or A5 booklet. The document can be modified to suit the writing frames your school uses.

This document has been designed to follow the Edexcel GCSE Medicine in Britain, c1250–present and The British sector of the Western Front, 1914–18: injuries, treatment and the trenches unit. It has been updated to suit the changes to the 2025 specification and provides exam question guidance, including the structure of the paper, example answers and questions for students to plan and practice with. It is 42 pages in length and can be printed as an A4 or A5 booklet. The document can be modified to suit the writing frames your school uses.

This knowledge organiser has been designed to follow the Edexcel GCSE USA Conflict at Home and Abroad: Civil Rights and Vietnam unit. It has been updated to reflect the changes to the exam paper coming into effect in 2025 and includes a breakdown of the key information for the unit. The booklet also includes ‘cold’ and ‘hot’ questions which I use for homework and the back pages are filled with example questions, timelines and key words/spellings. There are two different documents included in this purchase, both can be printed as an A4 booklet for students to keep with them for revision/homework: One knowledge organiser is 28 pages long, with ‘cold’ and ‘hot’ questions to test their knowledge - useful if your printing budget is been squeezed! The second knowlegde organiser is 48 pages long and includes Edexcel past paper questions with the exact number of pages provided in the exam to help student practice their exam technique.

This knowledge organiser has been designed to follow the Edexcel GCSE Early Elizabethan England unit. It has been updated to suit the changes to the 2025 specification and includes a breakdown of the key information for the unit, ‘cold’ and ‘hot’ questions which I use for homework and back pages filled with example questions, timelines and key words/spellings. There are two documents available with this purchase, which can be printed as an A4 booklet for students to keep with them for revision/homework.: The first knowledge organiser is 24 pages long and includes short ‘cold’ and ‘hot’ questions for students to practice retrieval with. The second knowledge organiser is 32 pages long and includes example exam questions with the exact amount of pages in the exam so that students can practice exam technique.

This knowledge organiser has been designed to follow the Edexcel GCSE Superpower Relations: Cold War unit. It has been updated to suit the changes to the 2025 specification and includes a breakdown of the key information for the unit, ‘cold’ and ‘hot’ questions which I use for homework and back pages filled with example questions, timelines and key words/spellings. There are two documents available with this purchase, which can be printed as an A4 booklet for students to keep with them for revision/homework.: The first knowledge organiser is 20 pages long and includes short ‘cold’ and ‘hot’ questions for students to practice retrieval with. The second knowledge organiser is 28 pages long and includes example exam questions with the exact amount of pages in the exam so that students can practice exam technique.

COVID has shown us how vital it is to plug the gaps in knowledge if students have missed lessons due to absence, so I have created these catch-up sheets which can be place in students books if they miss core content lessons during their study of the Early Elizabethan England unit for the Edexcel exam board. These can be easily printed off and placed in a folder, so that when a student is absent you can select the correct lesson and stick it into their book for them to catch up in their own time. I have aimed to put the essential knowledge in however they are easy to edit if you want to add more detail/customise them to how you teach the Early Elizabethan England scheme of work.