A resource which helps students understand the different techniques that writers include in their writing and including the writing of speeches. Goes through a key glossary of information and gives students some key techniques such as ‘TEA’ and ‘PETAL’ to help them with their reading skills and understanding the techniques that authors put into their work.

Key information about the historical context of Sherlock Holmes with a focus on key background information and an author profile of Arthur Conan Doyle. Key words associated with the genre and detective fiction are also explained

An introduction to the history of American Politics booklet.

A power point with over 20 key individuals covered to revise the key personalities and individuals on the Anglo-Saxon and Norman England GCSE EdExcel course. Pupils often get confused about the range of individuals so this should really help them revise.

Ideal for remote learning and home learning this Germany 1919-1939 Revision Work Booklet includes key information, timelines and a focus on key indidivuals. It has built in retrieval style activities which will help pupils to remember and revise key information.

This interesting and engaging lesson gets pupils to research the worst jobs during the Industrial Revolution. Inspired by the popular TV series starring Tony Robinson, the ‘Worst Jobs in History’, the lesson enables pupils to uncover and find out about all the worst jobs during the Industrial Revolution and make a judgement as to which ones have been the worst. Yuck!

This resource provides key information for the historic environment topic for AQA GCSE History - Elizabethan England. It covers key words, key events and a profile of William Cecil (Lord Burghley). A great way to help pupils revise and remember the key information and unlock the key words required to understand this unit.

Crime and Punishment Knowledge Organisers. Great for giving pupils an overview of the course with a timeline, key individuals and key words too.

Literacy bookmarks that can be used in English or as part of a cross-curricular literacy project.

Revision notes to support any A Level topics covering Henry VIII and his rule between 1509 and 1540

A home learning or remote learning resource to support revisino of the Anglo-Saxon and Norman England GCSE course for EdExcel GCSE History.

This resource is a map with various sites where a castle could be built. Students have to weigh up the various locations and decide where a castle should be built. This resource supports learning on the Norman Conquest

An information sheet about the Home Front in World War One

A timeline resource for GCSE Germany and an A to Z of key terms.

This set of 3 resources provide a great timeline, key words and key individuals overview for EdExcel GCSE History - Superpower Relations.

This resource is a power point with all the key information you need to successfully deliver the Hardwick Hall AQA Historic Environment Topic for 2025. It has all the key information including the story of Bess of Hardwick.

Being an historian sheet focusing on developing the chronological skills of students. This can be used as a resource to support students clear understanding of the key knowledge and conceptual focus to support chronological understanding. This will be especially useful at the start of Year 7.

A resource which goes through how to answer the Hardwick Hall Historic Environment question focused on change. The resource has a full example answer for this question. ‘The main change Elizabethan manor houses demonstrated was the greater wealth of their owners’. How far does a study of Hardwick Hall support this statement? (16 marks)

A full exam walk through including a full example answer for the 2025 AQA Historic Environment on Hardwick Hall. The resource answers this question ‘The main consequence of building a stately home in Elizabethan times was the greater comfort and pleasure of the owners’. How far does a study of Hardwick Hall support this statement? (16 marks)