Selection of quotations to use for GCSE Religious Studies exam (Christianity and Islam): From Jesus, Bible, Marti. Luther King JR, Hans Küng, Rowan Atkinson, Mother Theresa, Desmond Tutu, Muhammad (PBUH)...

Interesting information about the Smallest City State in the world.

This presentation is based on Edexcel GCSE History of Medicine book. It has many pictures, diagrams and links to YouTube videos to enhance learning in all ability groups (including EAL pupils). This short lesson is an introduction to the topic of Medieval Medicine in England: medieval society, nutrition, life in towns, the Church and medicine and The Black Death.

Oxymoron - figure of Speech in which contradictory terms appear in conjunction with each other.

Homonyms - two separate words that may be spelt or sound the same, but always differ in meaning. Heteronyms - two words that are spelt the same, but differ in pronouncing and meaning.

What is the nature of God/Allah in Christianity and Islam.

The story of St Paul and his conversion to Christianity.

An overview of main symbols of Christianity: Cross, Alpha and Omega, Chi-Rho, IHS, Ichthus, the lamb, the dove.

This presentation shows in a very visual form sizes and scale of many object in our solar system. Hope you will enjoy it.

This resource is based on Edexcel GCSE History of Medicine book. In this topic we have an introduction to the Renaissance Medicine.

Islamic architecture covers a broad range of mosques, tombs, palaces and forts around the world, especially in countries that were conquered by the Muslims in the 7th century, this presentation is a summary of a small number of most beautiful buildings in Islamic world.

This presentation shows the Islamic view of Jesus (Isa).

Presentation for edexcel (9-1) course on Anglo-Saxon and Norman Britain, made as a self study course for EAL pupils, although can be use by all ability students. This is a visual conversion of GCSE History book. Hope you will enjoy this.

This presentation is based on Edexcel GCSE History Anglo Saxon and Norman England. It is made to improve understanding of the content of the course by adding pictures and diagrams. This lesson is on the defeat of the Revolt of the Norman Earls against King William I.

This Atlas is a collection of unusual maps of the World, e.g. Pangea with today's political countries, 7 billion people in 7 colours, wealth distribution, what each country leads in the world in, what if the largest countries had the biggest population, and more.

This presentation summarises the concept of Heaven according to the Bible and Christianity.

This is an introductory Presentation to the Origins of the Cold War, briefly explains the end of the WW2, compares political, economical, social systems of the US and the Soviet Union.

This is a short lesson that is based on Edexcel GCSE History of Medicine Book. By adding many pictures and diagrams the content of the lesson is more accessible to all ability pupils. This unit is about the new ways of preventing diseases in 20th Century: the Clean Air Act (1956 and 1968), limiting car emissions, smoking in public places, as well as government healthy lifestyle campaigns: Change4Life and more. The last couple of slides present the main changes in medical history during the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.

This presentation is based on Edexcel GCSE History of Medicine book, and the content is enriched by adding many pictures and photos to increase the understanding of the course by all ability pupils. This is a short introduction to the 20th century medicine unit, a compact overview of the unit 4, with 4 links to YouTube videos.

This poster is designed to promote learning foreign languages in schools, the choice of 'language icons' covers many successful people in sport, science, music, film. The main aim of this campaign is to show to students that learning languages enhances chances of success in life.