A collection of lessons on Africa’s history, without a primary focus on trans-Atlantic slavery. Kingdoms and countries covered include Egypt, Mali, Aksum, Ife and the Congos. The lessons provide an opportunity for students to learn about the variety of different African cultures and societies that existed, dispersing any misconceptions they might have about Africa’s people and past.

A series of resources to help with teaching the AQA A Level Geography topic: Changing Places. Main focus of the lessons are rebranding, regeneration and using data, with case studies including the Olympics, Dark Tourism and Whitechapel.

A collection of lessons, activities and resources about ancient civilisations from around the world. The civilisations covered include: China, Egypt, Greece, Rome, Mesopotamia and Sudan. Activities and lessons include the dawn of history, examining the oldest shipwreck ever found, the first written language in the world, studying primary sources and a game about Egypt’s book of the dead.

Collection of all the lessons I have made on ancient Mesopotamia, including language, archaeology, the differing empires/kingdoms and the dawn of civilisation.

A collection of resources, activities and full lessons on black history. Rather than have the main focus on slavery, these lessons examine black pioneers throughout history, those who fought against slavery and successful African empires. Topics include ancient civilisations, the Mali Empire, the Haiti Revolution, abolitionists and World War One. These lessons and activities can be used as part of black history month, or incorporated into history modules in general to create a more diverse curriculum. A smaller bundle focusing just on Africa before slavery is available for £3.