The perfect accompaniment to the second episode of the BBC’s new programme “Rise of the Nazi’s”. A powerful three-part forensic examination of how Germany turned from a liberal democracy into a brutal murderous dictatorship in just four years. Included is a link to the programme on iPlayer. A short introduction to the programme. A double sided worksheet perfect for high achievers (best when blown up to A3) A single sided worksheet suitable for all learners Also included is a teacher cheat sheet with all the answers! Perfect for all teachers - but particularly if this is being left for cover teachers!

Everything you need to teach “Conditions Requiring Medical Treatment on the Western Front”. It is useful but not essential to have the "Pearson Edexcel: History: Medicine Through Time textbook". Contains information, links to useful videos, a sort task, and 3 worksheets! Ready to teach, no planning required.

This series of lessons uses the Channel 4 Documentary ‘Make Bradford British’ as a basis to discuss multiculturalism in the UK. Contained within is a Powerpoint, lesson plans and two sets of worksheets which will fill around 3 hours worth of lessons. No need to plan - everything you need is here.

Lesson introducing Schindler’s List - perfect for a Core RE/Non-examination class • Hypothesis about what Schindler’s list is about. • Reflect on the importance of remembering historical events. • Discover why Spielberg set up the Shoah Foundation. • Watch Schindler’s list – extract information and reflect on the message of the film and what we can take away from it.

Lesson is perfect for a non-examination ‘Core RE’ class. Gives time for students to reflect on previous learning about the Holocaust, test their knowledge, watch the critically acclaimed ‘World at War’ and reflect on survivors testimonies. Objectives: • Students reflect on what has been learnt about the Holocaust. • Watch and extract information from “The World at War” • Empathise with survivors and think of questions you want to ask about the Holocaust.

The idea behind this lesson is to give students an idea of what exactly happened during the Rwandan Genocide before watching Hotel Rwanda. Objectives: Understand the origins of the Rwandan genocide. Engage with the different media. Extract information from the film ‘Hotel Rwanda’. Reflect on and discuss the statement: “Do we truly learn for the past?”

Lesson exploring Multiculturalism in the UK - looking at the positives that come from it and why some people see it as being negative. Students also look and reflect on the layers of their identity and how it shapes them. Useful videos and worksheets are found in the PowerPoint.

A lesson delving into British history looking at the different people who have migrated here. Thinking about what is is to be ‘British’. Included is a PowerPoint, worksheets, links to useful videos, discussion points and a case study! Beautifully presented, perfect for non specialists.

A lesson exploring the UK Citizenship test - more commonly referred to as the ‘Life in the UK’ Test. Fully resourced with a range of activities and informative videos. Easy to follow - and can be used the teach straight away - perfect for non-specialist teachers. Beautifully presented with engaging activities, interesting videos and discussion points.

Suitable for: PSHE, Citizenship or Modern Studies. A lesson exploring what ‘Britishness’ is. A wonderfully designed lesson which is easy to pick up and teach - even for a non subject specialist Lots of classroom discussion, informative videos and tasks. This is the first of a planned series of 6 lessons. This is the first lesson - which is provided to you for free - other lessons will be reasonable priced and to the same standard. Why not save yourself some time!