A set of posters highlighting biographical Black, Disabled, and LGBTQ+ history, suitable for Key Stage 3 and older. The posters included are: Mary Seacole 1930s Berlin Florence Nightingale Alan Turing John Blanke Andreas Vesalius Jesse Owens The background colours of the posters means they can be displayed as a rainbow, using the colours of the Pride flag (Red-Orange-Yellow-Green-Blue-Purple, plus a bonus pink). The posters are titled according to some Edexcel GCSE History modules (e.g. Weimar & Nazi Germany, 1918-1939) but the posters themselves can be used in any way and are not tied to a specific exam board.

What three things should your pupils know about each Medicine Sub-Topic? These posters give an overview of the must-know subject knowledge for each Medicine topic in a clear, appealing format. There is one poster for each topic that includes a couple hundred word overview and highlights the names of key individuals.

Your introductory mind-map to methods of history from the 19th C to the present. Do you want your pupils to understand that history has multiple, viable versions? That History itself changes over time? Look no further. This poster is excellent as an A2 display on your wall or as an A5 reference sheet stuck in the cover of exercise books. Includes: History in the 1800s Annalistes Marxists Social History Cultural History Postcolonialism Public History Historiography Emerging Histories