An educational powerpoint detailing the life, activism, death and legacy of Steve Biko in South Africa. This is created to support the Edexcel A level History module 2F: South Africa and Apartheid. This Powerpoint comprises part of section 3 in the specification: redefining resistance and challenges to National Party power.

Revision resource as a timeline with dates and key information as to how the British created the Australian penal colony.

A set of 5 lesson activities with worksheets about the book: ‘How I Became a Pirate’ by Melinda Long. Used in year 2 and 3.

A lesson powerpoint detailing the best approach for source questions with a recommended structure, sentence starters, exemplars and an example. Also includes a teacher’s handout with ideas ready to go for the sources example to help with prompting students.

A lesson PowerPoint going through the expectations of A level history essays, particularly for the Edexcel exam board. Includes discussion of different grade boundaries and tactics for moving between C/D grades and A/B grades. It includes links to view exemplar essays and an example essay to plan at the end to apply the knowledge learned from the lesson.

A comprehensive lesson powerpoint detailing tips for essay writing and specific guidance on the 10 and 20 mark exam questions for OCR history A level. Includes exemplars. About me: Qualified teacher in the UK History A level private tutor for 7 + years

A block of three science lessons designed for an enquiry curriculum. Includes all necessary resources for information and worksheets, includes a lesson plan/overview. Resources designed for upper KS1 or lower KS2 but could be adapted.

A set of 5 lessons that take children on a tour of 5 cities around the world: Cairo, Oslo, Rio de Janeiro, Venice and Dubai. Includes Powerpoints, pictures and a worksheet for each city.

A lesson PowerPoint introducing self-portraits in the style of Picasso.

A lesson that guides children through finding out about Ancient Egyptian mud bricks, recording their information and potentially setting them up to make their own bricks. Includes plan, worksheet, information sheets for reading, and pictures for looking at.

A plan for two science lessons learning about the moon. Designed for a KS1 enquiry curriculum. Includes lesson outline (plan), two worksheets and recipe for students to make their own moon rocks.

PowerPoint detailing all of the primary A level media theorists.

This is a full lesson plan with powerpoint and worksheet for children to record their findings. This is designed for KS1 enquiry based curriculum. Children are encouraged to research using their chosen methods to find out for themselves about castles.

A worksheet for children to record what they already know, and what they can find out from the North Pole using pictures to analyse. Designed for KS1 Enquiry based curriculum.

These PowerPoints cover exam technique to meet the AQA A level board specifications for all three question types: source questions, extract questions and straightforward essay questions.

A comprehensive guide to writing extract questions specifically for the A level Edexcel exam board. Includes: recommended structure of paragraphs How to assess how convincing an extract is. How to incorporate relevant historiographical points. How to identify a historian’s argument from an extract. An example question with guidance on applicable content. Links to exemplar answers. Link to recommendation for a video for further learning on historiography.

These two PowerPoints cover all of the key content required for analysing the Tide Advert in the Eduquas Media Studies A level exam.

Set of First Crusade revision notes including the build up to the Crusade, the calling of the Crusade, the events of the First Crusade and the aftermath. Includes essay plans geared to Edexcel and AQA exam board style, detailed chronologies, recommendations for further reading and activity ideas for teaching.

series of powerpoints summarising key vocabulary and demonstrating different shot types, editing styles, mise en scene and other elements with visual examples for each. Relevant across A level media studies exam boards e.g. AQA, Eduqas, Edexcel etc. Could also be used for GCSE and Btec terminology.

This PowerPoint is a guide through an introduction to mise en scene, useful for students studying media at both GCSE and A level. It covers sound, lighting, sets, costumes, costumes, props and blocking. Visual examples are used every step of the way, with real clips to practice analysing.

These revision notes cover: The call to Crusade and the reasons for launching. motivations for joining the Crusade the events of the Fourth Crusade who was to blame for the failure of the Crusade.