This lesson examines the role that Dover had in the success of Operation. Students examine the Operation Fortitude and understand/explain the significance it had.

This lesson examines Operation Dynamo and the significance Dover had during the Operation. The lesson includes clips, reading and source material.

Students examine the role of the Home Guard and then examine Dover’s Home Guard by using accounts and sources.

This resource focuses on migration during the Industrial Revolution. This lesson is linked to the Whitechapel murders, this helps students to understand the context of London during this time period. The lesson includes: A PowerPoint with instructions and activities Information sheet- at the end of the PowerPoint.

This lesson examines the connection of Britain to the Slave Trade and in what ways Britain benefitted. This lesson includes a PowerPoint lesson and resources- within the PowerPoint.

This resource includes: Two PowerPoint lessons with clear instructions and resources.

This resource examines the impact Jack the Ripper has on today’s society and asks students to argue if we should be celebrating a murderer.

This lesson examines the impact of the Battle of Britain on Dover. Students use a collection of sources to judge the impact. Students then link the impact to the factors of SPERM- Social/Political/Economical/Religious/Military.

This lesson examines how Dover prepared for a German invasion during WWII. This lesson gets students to examine Dover evacuees, shelters etc. This lesson includes a PowerPoint with clear instructions, clips and resources.

This lesson examines the different reasons for the abolition of slavery. Students examine the four different reasons and make a judgement. This resource includes a full PowerPoint and information sheets- within the PowerPoint.

This lesson introduces students to WWII and Dover. The lesson includes a PowerPoint and resource- at the end.

This resource contains 4 interactive Knowledge Organisers for students to complete for their revision. Includes: Medieval Time Period Renaisance Time Period 1800-1900 Modern Medicine

This resource is one worksheet for students to use for revision. Students can colour code the activities to the correct topic and complete the revision activities.

Students are to complete the worksheet- but they must take a ticket from one of the answers! These answers are to be dotted around the classroom.

This resources includes all individuals from the AQA Health and the People Unit. Students are to use this resources for revision. Students are to create a profile on the individual, link them to the theme, factors and consider the short and long term significance.

This lesson examines the impact the Black Death had. Students link different impacts to the factors of SPERM (Social/Political/Economical/Religious/Military) and judge the most significant impact. This lesson includes: A full PowerPoint with instructions A worksheet

This lesson focuses on ‘What was expected of Medieval Monarchs?’ This lesson has a full PowerPoint with instructions and a worksheet.

This lesson focuses on the death of Becket and the impact his death had. The resource includes: A full PowerPoint with instructions Guided Reading worksheet on Dr Emily Guerry’s article on the signficance of Becket’s death.

This lesson focuses on the different reasons why people went on Crusade. This lesson includes: A full PowerPoint lesson with instructions A worksheet

This lesson examines the long term impact of the Tudors on Britain. Students are introduced to the different Tudor monarchs and then investigate the impact they had. Students will need to summarise the different features and judge which factor of SPERM (social/political/economical/religious/military) the feature links too. This lesson includes: A full PowerPoint lesson with instructions. A worksheet at the end of the PowerPoint. Scholarship.

This lesson includes a full PowerPoint with clear instructions and a worksheet. The focus of the lesson is to assess the impact of Christianity on medieval lives.