Resource can be used as an introduction to the governments reactions to the suffragette movement, focusing on the method of force feeding. Students have been making revision blogs on key aspects of their studies. This resource will hopefully inspire both teachers and students to use media blogs or podcasts as a revision tool. As in this case, Bryan has adapted the role of a university professor and has been creative in his delivery. A fun, engaging and holistic approach to revision!

This lesson introduces students to the Historical Environment Study of Whitechapel. Using a variety of sources students create enquiry questions and review the skills needed for this unit. Students then focus on the case of Harriet Lane using documents from the Old Bailey Court and National newspapers. Students are asked to complete their enquiry by analysing the utility of each source. A fun homework task is also included which sets the next lesson up nicely- What was life Like in Whitechapel?

Two Outstanding Lessons for the new Edexcel 9-1 Whitechapel Enquiry focusing on the Jack the Ripper and the difficulties of policing. Exam style questions included, along with fun activates that are differentiated for the more and less able students. Model answer is also provided with fantastic peer assessment grid. Lesson Titles: 1. How did the police try and catch Jack the Ripper? 2. Why was Jack the Ripper never caught?

*Graded Ofsted Outstanding*. This lesson examines the reasons why vagabonds were treated harshly the 16th Century. Differentiated resources are included for the LABLE and MABLE students, along with a model answer and 8 Mark exam question that focuses on source analysis.

An outstanding Introductory Lesson to the Early Elizabethan England Unit. The lesson examines how Elizabeth’s early experiences prepared her for the throne and includes modelled answers and engaging activities. For more lessons in this topic please search ROBYNMC and leebradbury

A fun and engaging source based lesson on the causes and cures of the Black Death.