A KS3 lesson that examines the two differing points of view about the attack on Pearl Harbour using a variety of images, sources and video clips. Suitable for Year 9.

A lesson for Year 7 on the advantages and disadvantages of the Motte and Bailey Castles in the Middle Ages.

A KS3 lesson looking at how tourism has to change in order to make it more sustainable in Europe - Barcelona is used as an example city.

A GCSE lesson based on Joseph Goebbel’s and his work as propaganda minister for the Nazis. There are a variety of film based tasks, chart completions and general questions. It could work for a KS3 Year 9 class as well.

This lesson uses Harry Potter references to help students learn about how the film links in with Science. The focus for the lesson and homework is on light refraction.

A GCSE lesson on the Nazi Concordat with the Pope.

An A-Level lesson looking at the role of Tecumseh’s Confederacy in the conflict between the Native Tribes and the Western settlers.

A series of lessons designed to show the religious differences between Henry VIII, Edward VI and Mary I.

These are a great bundle of resources for KS2 or older students on life in Rome and the Roman Army. All are fully editable.

A PPT that takes students through guidance on how to answer Paper 2 questions and gives exemplar answers for the CIE Exam Board.

An interesting take on the ‘Miracle of Dunkirk’ tapping into the dystopian craze and concept of fake news that is all around today. It’s a lesson for KS3 on how significant Dunkirk and Churchill were to the whole war effort and a look at what might have happened if we had failed to bring most of the soldiers home! Worksheet to accompany the PPT.