Poem, analysis and questions on the General by Siegfried Sassoon. Consists of two fully resourced lessons that are simple and easy to follow.

Student centered lesson on tactics used during World War One. Features - Vocab and key word starters, knowledge building and content followed by an independent written activity using a PEEL structure.

Two lessons based on the reign of James I based on his personality and the challenges to his rule. Includes cross curricular links to the play Macbeth.

Easy to use level descriptors for giving formative assessment. Can be used for self-peer and teacher assessment in all classroom activities. Found these very beneficial and has help make assessment in the classroom more secure. All descriptors are based on the NCCA key skills.

Writing lesson based on the people in history outline. Includes information gathering and writing linked to a success criteria.

Lesson PPT plus two document bundles on the establishment and structure of the League of Nations. Designed for Cambridge AS history but easily transferable to other curricular areas.

A full lesson with all resources included on Mesolithic Ireland. Lesson includes engaging starter activity, active learning main section with focuses on fun and builds reciprocal learning skills, writing section and a plenary.

A lesson that features the development of farming in Ireland using information and evidence from the past. Activities included - engaging starter, main section based on card sort with group work, differentiated by colour. Written people in history section that can be done in class or for homework and a reflective plenary.

A quick and fully resourced lesson based on primary sources to explain how slaves were sold. Each source comes with guide questions. Critical thinking and empathy is promoted through both the starter and plenary activities.

A study guide with LC higher level questions on Othello. Includes key quotes, summary of the play and sections for students to fill in on character, theme and who is responsible for the tragedy.

Fully PPT with in-depth analysis for the poem by John Keats.