Excellent video worksheet and accompanying Youtube video. Great for encouraging students to pick out the key learning points about the Treaty of Versailles and its consequences.

An excellent bundle of 1920s Entry Tasks to promote retention of key information. Used together with the tracker, this helps to track student progress on subject content. I have used these each lesson and keep going back to repeat quizzes to consolidate learning. Students enjoy the challenge of regular low stakes quizzing and these have had a marked impact on the progress of all students.

I have used these each lesson for the delivery of this course and it has helped all students to retain the information better. Every lesson I start with a new quiz and keep returning to different quizzes to keep checking that students have fully learned the information. A quiz tracker is included, which students record and update to show their progress. I have seen a marked improvement in retention and the students have given excellent feedback on these.

A great Excel document to help NQTs and RQTs to prioritise their workload. Can we set up on a weekly basis and used to good effect in mentoring sessions.

A great visual display of the key aims of Teaching and Learning to achieve outstanding progress and outstanding outcomes.

An excellent resource for whole staff development. A clear, comprehensive lesson plan checklist. Excellent for use with experienced as well as NQT and RQT teachers, to promote outstanding lessons.

Week by week, AQA History GCSE Revision Calendar. Perfect to share with students and parents to start them revising early for the final exams.

A fantastic PPT presentation about lesson planning. Perfect for a whole staff INSET or for use with NQT or RQT teachers. A step-by-step guide on how to structure outstanding lessons.

A very clear PPT slide explaining the key expectations for success for students in the learning environment.

Great for display on school / college screens, on twitter, facebook and websites. Each slide has a revision technique for students to try. There are 8 slides in total to use from February / March.

Fantastic way for students to revise. Proven by scientific research that low stakes regular quizzes increase retention. Can be used as classwork, homework and for revision.

Covers all aspects of Elizabeth I unit. Excellent for revision and in-class activities. Proven to increase retention of knowledge.

An excellent way of getting students to revise. These are bringing up the target grades for all my students.

Covers the whole 'boom' section and is bringing up target grades with my students. Excellent for regular targeted revision.

Great starter activity to help students to build up their vocabulary when discussing key terms from the course content.

Great little starter activity to consolidate learning on Nazi Germany.

An excellent way for students to choose the building blocks needed for different questions relating to Weimar Germany. I use these laminated and bring them out over the course for students to see that as long as they know the building blocks they can relate the information to any question they face on the examination.

Great starter / plenary to look at the causes and effects and how they link in to each other and to other topics.

Great starter activity to encourage the linking of causes and effects.