This is a recent low ability exam paper for Year 9 (Northern Ireland) focusing on the topics of 'Working with Evidence' and 'The Changing World of the Fifteenth Century'. I have removed my school name and badge but left the text boxes in place for you to insert your own. I have also included the mark scheme I use but this can obviously be amended to suit. Full range of exam/assessments to follow for all year groups and ability levels.

This is a recent exam paper for Year 9 (Northern Ireland) focusing on the topics of 'Working with Evidence' and 'The Changing World of the Fifteenth Century'. I have removed my school name and badge but left the text boxes in place for you to insert your own. I have also included the mark scheme I use but this can obviously be amended to suit. Full range of exam/assessments to follow for all year groups and ability levels.

This is a recent low ability exam paper for Year 8 (Northern Ireland) focusing on the topics of 'Working with Evidence' and 'Who were the Normans?'. I have removed my school name and badge but left the text boxes in place for you to insert your own. I have also included the mark scheme I use but this can obviously be amended to suit. Full range of exam/assessments to follow for all year groups and ability levels.

This is a revision/study guide inspired by my own classroom experiences. My pupils have always been amused at my stickman images and I tell them that, "One day I'll make them into a book." Well, this is sort of a book. I am currently making an entire series of Stickman Study Guides for the topics I teach. They are not artistic masterpieces, sometimes the colouring goes outside the lines and you might even see the odd smudge - but that's the fun part! When I use these with my pupils I often remove the text sections, and ask them to compose what it should say. On other occasions, I provide the text and ask them to draw the image. It's up to you. They can nothing more than study notes the night before an exam. This one focuses on the assassination of JFK, in 1963. Keep an eye out for the rest of the guides over the next few months.