The first lesson in a scheme of lessons focused on life in Nazi Germany. The lesson focuses on the rise of the Nazis in Germany and includes a card sort activity and a flow chart for students to study and understand how the Nazis gained power in Germany.

The second lesson in a scheme of lessons focused on life in Nazi Germany. The lesson focuses on how the Nazis established their dictatorship.

A KS3 lesson focused on the events and outcomes of the Battle of Hastings. The lesson aims to help students to understand the events of the Battle itself before classifying the different reasons that William was victorious. The lesson ultimately wabts students to make a judgment on why William defeated Harold.

A wall display which way gives a minimum of one key event from History for every day of the academic year. Good for keeping students thinking about History in a broader sense. The display was created over the course of the year and was changed on a weekly basis. The document includes key events from the Vietnam War, Middle Ages, Tudors, World War One, World War Two and the Cold War as well as broader cultural events such as the invention of sliced bread!

This is a booklet which is designed to help students to understand the exam technique for the GCSE History AQA course. It is specifically focuses on exam technique for paper one section B option: BD Conflict and tension in Asia, 1950–1975. The booklet contains sample questions, which students can use for practice and revision. It also contains writing frames and structures for each of the four question types and a student friendly copy of the mark scheme for each question type.

A guide to academic writing that I put together to help A level History and Politics students to understand how to write essay responses. The booklet gives general guidance on the features and format of academic writing and also gives model paragraph to show demonstrate academic writing in practice. The examples are aimed at the Edexcel courses for A level History and A level Politics. However, example could be adapted to fit with other specifications.