Mixture of resources concerning the Battle of Britain, ideas for Circle Time, significance activities also included.

Year 7 resources for Motte and Bailey study.

A mixture of templates/ideas that I have made and acquired from many sources.

Resources/activities looking at how and why did Edward VI change the Church in England? Thanks to the author of the 2nd part of this resource.

Resouces and activities for the War at Sea during WWI To know that the British Navy played a vital role during World War One. To understand that the Germans used submarine warfare to disrupt supplies to Britain.

Resources to support these objectives: To know who were the Tudors and what was expected of a Monarch. To understand the importance of a single event in the past such as the Battle of Bosworth. To understand what is meant by the Tudor monarchy. To know who Henry VII was and how he restored order in England after the Wars of the Roses. To understand the concept of change.

Tempaltes for Year 7 use mainly. Thanks to the teachers who have made many of these slides.

Information and task about Sophie Scholl - I combine this PP with the 2005 German Film.

Causes, events and consequences of the November 1923 Munich Putsch. Thanks to the authors of some materials I have incorporated here.

Question worksheets to accompany the WW1 in Colour TV series. 2 of the resources are from a fellow colleague. Have removed the 'Catastrophe&' sheet which was to another video.

Objectives: To learn about the Tudor Succession after the death of Mary I in 1558. To understand the Elizabethan Settlement.

Revision activities for Year 7 prior to exam assessment. Topics include: Anachronisms, Evidence, Bias, Chronology, Castles, Feudal System, Law and Order and Thomas Becket, Can be worked through by pupils in an IT suite/ laptops etc

Resource with activities about Protest and the Luddites

The London matchgirls’ strike of 1888 was a strike of the women and teenage girls working at the Bryant and May Factory in Bow, London. The strike was caused by the poor working conditions in the match factory, including fourteen-hour work days, poor pay, excessive fines, and the severe health complications of working with white phosphorus, such as phossy jaw, but was sparked by the dismissal of one of the workers on or about 2 July 1888.[

Booklet of actitivities set for SEN and cover.

Mixture of activities related to a Robin Hood Enquiry.

4 crosswords for KS3 students about the Norman conquest.

A British man who saved 669 children, most of them Jews, from the Nazis has been awarded the Czech Republic's highest state honour. Sir Nicholas Winton was 29 when he arranged trains to take the children out of occupied Czechoslovakia and for foster families to meet them in London.The 105-year-old was given the Order of the White Lion by the Czech president during a ceremony at Prague Castle.

Richard III’s skeleton discovered Remains found beneath car park reopen debate over controversial king

To understand who the Red Baron was and what might have happened to him.