Using Thatcher’s cider as a case study - students must conduct a full financial analysis of the company by calculating ratios, percentage increases and also using Excel to plot several financial growth indicators. A guided worksheet and set of company accounts are attached. My BTEC students we able to incorporate this straight into their coursework.

A 35 minute activity that explores the interests and potential conflict between a variety of different stakeholder groups.

A 4 page worksheet complete with relevant links to information on the ‘Thatchers’ case study. Topics covered, include : The product life cycle Managing resources Inventory management GPM and NP Departments and necessary skills required within them. Job advertisements

An incredibly successful lesson that included 2 recall starter activities A structured debate with various different notions put forward A scoring system for each round A 9 mark question on the topic with an interesting case study An exemplar answer.

A simple to teach and engaging lesson on shareholders + what influences share prices. Activities are included throughout, as well as a 9 mark question which uses Apple as a case study. An exemplar answer is provided.

A simple to follow lesson that explains how to calculate and interpret both current and acid test ratios. Questions and answers are provided throughout.

A huge collection of teacher led revision activities and exercises for both IGCSE/GCSE students. Around 40-50% of the topics are covered, with questions and answers provided throughout.

-Questions to place on 10 different tables 4 questions per table 40 topics in total 5 minutes per table / 2 minutes to add in corrections & alternative answers Answers provided Brilliant and really effective revision lesson.

40 different topics Questions for 10 different tables 4 questions per table Ideally 5 minutes per table / 2 minutes adding in corrections or alternative answers Questions and answers are provided Great student led lesson.

Covers the topic of market research & qualitative and quantitative data. Activities, questions and answers are provided throughout. A simple to teach and highly effective lesson.

This is what i use when giving feedback to students after an IB - DP Business Management summative assessment. It is a great way to encourage students to make their own improvements (using the mark scheme) and also self reflect on their strengths and areas for development. I have uploaded this as a Word doc, so you can play around with the inputs.

Structure guides for the paper 1 and 2, DP Business Management course - IB. A great resource to help students scaffold and structure their answers better.

A couple of lessons focusing on Unit 4 - Chapter 1 : Demand. Included are 2 PPTs and a range of worksheets and questions. Explanations are clear and concise, with plenty of assessment opportunities for students throughout the lesson (s).

A straightforward and simple to follow lesson focusing (following on from market sectors) factors that influence the size and change in a nations market sectors.

A simple and straightforward explanation of most of the key concepts, theories and topics covered in Year 10 (microeconomics). A good tool for students to use as part of their revision notes.

A difficulty tiered worksheet that requires students to work from the the inside of the worksheet, outwards (towards the harder questions). A great resource for reviewing and/or revising business ethics, CSR and sustainability.