I’m using this with both GCSE and A-Level. A little bit of fun to end the year!

A Christmas themed revision activity on 2.4. Making Financial Decisions. Students are asked to calculate key financial measures and then there is a marketing activity afterwards. Good for cover lessons and for general easy teaching. Answers attached.

Business Studies Praise Postcard Design. Very minimalist and the children love receiving them. Suitable for GCSE and A-Level

A 9 Mark Planning Sheet for GCSE A-Level Business, it encourages students to choose an option, evaluate and gives analysis and context prompts. Improved all of my students grades from Level 1 answers to Level 2 in the next unit assessment.

Edexcel A-Level Business formula sheet for all themes.

Edexcel A-Level Business skills mat. There is a summary of the marks available, the paragraph structures necessary and how to gain the marks for the skills assessed. Can be printed and laminated and handed to students as scaffolding or as a revision resource.

A planning sheet for an Edexcel GCSE Business 12 mark ‘evaluate’ question. Can be printed and to use for homework activities, support learners when they first attempt a 12 mark question and support learners struggling with the 12 mark question. Includes scaffolding for analysis and prompts for application.

A worksheet to help students consider the potential conflicts between different stakeholder groups.

A display detailing the Economics and Business theory shown in Harry Potter. It details what the theory is and how it applies to the films and books. Lamination of the titles works best with simple colour printing of the fact files. Concepts covered: Scarcity Contract Law Trade Offs and Opportunity Costs Marginal Thinking Role of Incentives Benefits of Voluntary Exchange Currency Innovation and Established Businesses Supply and Demand

A display of Business theorists. This goes above and beyond the A-Level course to inspire students to do their own reading and look further into the subject. Best displayed laminated and in colour.

A quiz worksheet that accompanies the Channel 5: Documentary McDonald’s How Do They Really Do It? 39 questions with answers. Excellent links to theory: motivation, pressure groups, change in ownership, franchising, product portfolio, customer needs, sales process and branding to name a few.

A worksheet that talks through 3 mark exam technique for GCSE Edexcel Business, setting out the importance of the technique to begin with. How often and where 3 mark comes up. Then a model answer and two non-examples with reasons why these did not get marks. There is then space to complete a 3 mark question and then a self and peer marking grid.

GCSE Exam Technique Mat with structures on the one side and key information and skills on the reverse. In multiple colours to help with differentiation or suit the decor of your classroom.

Students will learn about quality management techniques through making paper airplanes. Works well for both GCSE and A-Level, and for all exam boards.

A set of questions and answers to accompany the Channel 5 Documentary

A summary of the topics for the 2022 Advance Information ordered by theme and topic rather than paper as had been done by the exam board. Makes it much easier for students to use to focus their revision.

A revision quiz that gives students majority of factual information on PED and YED. A good summary of the topic. Includes answer sheet.

The case study of Starbucks has been used to help students identify PESTLE. Works well if you give them the case study before explaining what PESTLE stands for. Students then have to identify all the external influences in the case study to help them figure out what the acronym stands for. Stretch and Challenge exam style question at the end (AQA Exam Board). But can be adapted to meet the needs of all exam boards.

A4 sized exam technique mat that works perfectly as scaffolding for Y12s and Y13s to remind them of exam technique for Edexcel A-Level Business. Reminds them of paragraph structure. Works well laminated in colour in A4 and can be handed out when writing exam questions. In PowerPoint so that colour schemes and fonts can be adapted to meet the needs of your classes/your classrooms colour schemes etc.