Suitable for AQA GCSE Citizenship: Life in Modern Britain. Can be adapted for other courses and PSHE SOW, and easily taught by non-specialists. Lessons do not require any textbooks. All lessons begin with a do now task, have teacher input via text or video (which is embedded so please allow content when opening file), and have practice tasks for students to spend a length of time practicing exam style questions and statements. Life in Modern Britain. International Disputes. Lesson heavily focusses on “The Troubles” and the Good Friday agreement

Suitable for AQA GCSE Citizenship: Life in Modern Britain. Can be adapted for other courses and PSHE SOW, and easily taught by non-specialists. Lessons do not require any textbooks. All lessons begin with a do now task, have teacher input via text or video (which is embedded so please allow content when opening file), and have practice tasks for students to spend a length of time practicing exam style questions and statements. Life in Modern Britain. International Disputes- Sanctions and Force. Lesson looks at the Iraq war, The Chilcot Enquiry, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Suitable for AQA GCSE Citizenship: Life in Modern Britain. Can be adapted for other courses and PSHE SOW, and easily taught by non-specialists. Lessons do not require any textbooks. All lessons begin with a do now task, have teacher input via text or video (which is embedded so please allow content when opening file), and have practice tasks for students to spend a length of time practicing exam style questions and statements. Life in Modern Britain. What does it mean to be British? Lesson covers the different types of identity, nature vs nurture, teacher model for exam questions

Suitable for AQA GCSE Citizenship: Life in Modern Britain. Can be adapted for other courses and PSHE SOW, and easily taught by non-specialists. Lessons do not require any textbooks. All lessons begin with a do now task, have teacher input via text or video (which is embedded so please allow content when opening file), and have practice tasks for students to spend a length of time practicing exam style questions and statements. Life in Modern Britain. The UK and identity. What are the characteristics of being British? Devolution. National Identity. Teacher model answer

Suitable for AQA GCSE Citizenship: Life in Modern Britain. Can be adapted for other courses and PSHE SOW, and easily taught by non-specialists. Lessons do not require any textbooks. All lessons begin with a do now task, have teacher input via text or video (which is embedded so please allow content when opening file), and have practice tasks for students to spend a length of time practicing exam style questions and statements. Life in Modern Britain. What are the principles and values that underpin British Society. Introduction lesson to the GCSE, look at British Values, British Citizenship Test and the Equality Act. Teacher model to exam question

Suitable for AQA GCSE Citizenship: Life in Modern Britain. Can be adapted for other courses and PSHE SOW, and easily taught by non-specialists. Lessons do not require any textbooks. All lessons begin with a do now task, have teacher input via text or video (which is embedded so please allow content when opening file), and have practice tasks for students to spend a length of time practicing exam style questions and statements. Life in Modern Britain. The rights, responsibilities and the role of the media. Looking at the different types of media, class discussions on the different roles of the media, video clips on live debates, BBC impartiality, political debates, considering if the Prince Andrew documentary was in the public best interest. Case Study question looking at the BBC

Transition lesson for our roll over curriculum (Y9 students started the AQA GCSE Citizenship course in the last two weeks of the Summer Term). Lesson looks at the timeline of the general election 2024, looking at the manifestos, live debate and who the new prime minister is. Very discussion based/watching video clips, but works well as a transition lesson/introduction to the course. This will take me a double lesson (120 minutes) AQA Citizenship GCSE Citizenship Transition Lesson PSHE

Planned for the new AQA 9-1 Specification A lesson that looks at Weber’s theory of authority- traditional, rational legal and charismatic authority. There are then some exam style questions to complete.

Planned for the 9-1 New Specification This lesson looks at the embourgeoisement thesis. Looking at Goldthorpe’s (1969) The Affluent Worker study and Fiona Devine (1992) case study.

BTEC Level 1/2 Health and Social Care Component 3: Health & Wellbeing. External Examined Unit. New Spec 2022 All lessons in this examined unit focus on retrieval from Component 1 & Component 2, with a lot of exam question practice. Component 3: Learning Aim C: Person-centred approach to improving health and wellbeing 1x60 minute lesson looking at obstacles and barriers

Planned for the new 9-1 Specification AQA Paper 2. Introduction lesson to Social Stratification, looking at ascribed/achieved status, open and closed stratification using Slavery, Caste, Estate and Class as examples.

Planned for 9-1 specification. This is the last lesson, number 15 is an assessment that is taken from a past paper so i cannot upload this as it is property of AQA. This lesson looks at feminism and patriarchy. The main crux of the lesson is to learn about the Key Thinker Sylvia Walby and her theory of the six patriarchal structures. Please leave a review if you download.

Planned for 9-1 AQA specification A lesson that looks at Max Weber’s theory on social class, covering power, class and status. Discussion based activities, with a case study at the end.

Planned for New 9-1 Specification Lesson looking at absolute and relative poverty. Lots of UK statistics for class discussion around what they believe constitutes poverty, causes and consequences of poverty. Students then look at Peter Townsends (1979) study into relative poverty, critique it and answer 2x 3mark questions.

Planned for the new 9-1 Specification AQA Paper 2. A lesson that looks at the Marxist approach to class. Students have a worksheet and have to go on a scavenger hunt for information on the key terms needed to explain the Marxist approach. Evaluation of the theory followed by an exam question.

Planned for the new 9-1 Specification AQA Paper 2. The lesson looks at Upper, Middle and Working class followed by information on The Registrar General’s Classification and The National Statistics Socio-Economic Classification (NS-SEC)

Planned to be delivered to students studying the AQA Specification A, but easily adapted for other exam boards. I have planned all content to be delivered during an intensive Easter School session, in which the aim is for students to understand the main content of the exam. There is a revision checklist, and some exam answer structure support included at the end of the powerpoint. Also suitable for a school VLE.

A series of 3 lessons to support the documentary He Named Me Malala.

Planned for 9-1 New Specification This lesson looks at how life chances can be affected by different types of inequalities.

Planned for AQA 9-1 Specification This lesson looks at different explanations of poverty in the UK. It starts with a recap of key New Right ideas, followed by the cycle of deprivation and Charles Murray’s study into the Underclass. The lesson then looks at globalisation as a cause of poverty, finishing with a 12 mark question.