Revision booklet designed for the United Learning curriculum. It covers the following topics: The Reformation Religious Rollercoaster English Civil War Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade

Revision booklet designed for Year 7s, which covers the basics of the Norman Conquest including: Claimants to the Throne Battle of Stamford Bridge Battle of Hastings This uses a mixture of retrieval activities and question planning (sources, describe questions) to support students with their revision

A complete history revision booklet, designed for the UL curriculum. It covers the following topics: World Views in 1000AD Norman Conquest and Control Religion in the Middle Ages Medieval Mali Challenges to Medieval Monarchs

A double-sided resource which is designed to help support literacy and extended writing for both KS3 and GCSE students.

Knowledge Organiser designed with the AQA GCSE History specification in mind. Great for supporting students with revision.

A knowledge organiser which outlines the key ideas of AQA’s GCSE topic ‘Conflict and Tension: the Inter-War Years 1918-1939’.

This is a four page knowledge organiser which outlines the key ideas of Drake’s circumnavigation (the Historic Environment for the Elizabethan topic for AQA)

A3 worksheet and information sheet which can be used to look at the causes of the English Civil War. This was aimed at top-set Year 8 as a revision activity, but this would also work as a learning activity too.

An hour-long lesson on the 1930s and its popular culture, as part of the AQA GCSE syllabus for America: Inequality and Opportunity 1920-1973. It features: A lesson PowerPoint An activity sheet An information sheet All my lessons are designed with a range of abilities in mind, providing scaffolding for weaker pupils and extensions for the more able. They also integrate exam question skills to ensure that students are not only learning the material, but are able to deploy it effectively for their exam.

Bunting for a display showcasing students’ work. It is modelled on the concept of a ‘WAGOLL’ (What a good one looks like) which is used widely in schools, however it is fully editably for those who have a different slogan in mind.