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Use these three detailed PPTs to cover all of the Elizabethan England course content (created from the Edexcel textbook and specification - everything is covered!). Each PPT can be used as a great final overview of the three main chapters of the course, namely: GOVERNMENT AND RELIGION, THREATS AT HOME AND ABROAD and SOCIETY AND EXPLORATION. Teachers can ‘talk and chalk’ whilst students take notes on Elizabethan England. Also a great resource to share with students for their own revision at home. *Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!

Use these three detailed PowerPoints to cover all of the Edexcel course content (created from the Edexcel textbook and specification - everything is covered!). Each PPT can be used as a great final overview of the three main chapters of the course, namely: 1 Origins of Cold War, 2 Cold War Crises, 3 End of the Cold War. Teachers can ‘talk and chalk’ whilst students take notes on Nazi Germany. Also a great resource to share with students for their own revision at home. *Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!

Use these four detailed PPTs to cover all of the Nazi Germany course content (created from the Edexcel textbook and specification - everything is covered!). Each PPT can be used as a great final overview of the four main chapters of the course, namely: CREATION OF WEIMAR, EARLY RISE OF THE NAZIS, CONTROL AND OPPOSITION AND LIFE IN NAZI GERMANY. Teachers can ‘talk and chalk’ whilst students take notes on Nazi Germany. Also a great resource to share with students for their own revision at home. *Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!

Use these PPTS for revision sessions on each of the five Crime and Punishment chapters. They can also be shared with students to work through at home or in school by themselves. Each PPT contains the following resources: Topic checklist Brain Dump Quizzes (with answers) Practice questions Exam question guidance and model answers *Please review and feel free to offer suggestions on how the resource could be improved further!

Use these four detailed PPTs to cover all of the course content (created from the Edexcel textbook and specification - everything is covered!). Each PPT can be used as a great final overview of CRIMES, LAW ENFORCEMENT and PUNISHMENTS. Teachers can ‘talk and chalk’ whilst students take notes on the changing nature of crime from 1000-Present.

*Includes one free lesson A comprehensive set of six A Level Tudors lessons on: Mary’s religious reforms Mary’s religious persecutions Mary’s marriage and government Mary and rebellion Mary and foreign policy Mary’s legacy PPTs include: Retrieval activities Open-ended questions and opportunities for debate Content overviews Historical extracts and exam questions Video clips Plenary debate Essay practice ALL content from the AQA specification is included (also relevant to other exam boards). Lessons made by a Tudor A Level teacher of 16 years (plus several as an examiner).

Save yourself hours of planning, with these ‘outstanding’ rated lessons, from a 16-years experienced A Level teacher and Edexcel Politics examiner (*see for yourself - lesson one of bundle can be accessed for free from my shop). A comprehensive set of eight A Level Politics Paper 1 lessons on conservatism, including: Conservatism (origins) Conservatism (human nature) Conservatism (society) Conservatism (state and economy) Conservatism (Strands - traditional) Conservatism (Strands - One Nation) Conservatism (Strands - Neo conservatism) Conservatism (Strands - Neo liberalism) PPTs include: Retrieval activities Open-ended questions and opportunities for debate Detailed content overviews (taken from specification) Historical extracts and exam questions Video clip links (where possible) Plenary debate Essay practice opportunities *Please review if you found useful

Save yourself hours of planning, with these ‘outstanding’ rated lessons, from a 16-years experienced A Level teacher and Edexcel Politics examiner (see for yourself - lesson one of bundle can be accessed for free). A comprehensive set of seven A Level Politics Paper 1 lessons on liberalism, including: Liberalism (origins, human nature and society) Liberalism (State and economy) Liberalism (Strands - Classical liberalism) Liberalism (Strands - Later Classical Liberalism) Liberalism (Strands - Modern Liberalism) Liberalism (Key thinkers) Liberalism (recap and exam prep) PPTs include: Retrieval activities Open-ended questions and opportunities for debate Detailed content overviews (taken from specification) Historical extracts and exam questions Video clip links (where possible) Plenary debate Essay practice opportunities *Please review if you found useful

A comprehensive set of eight A Level Tudors lessons on: Somerset’s government Northumberland’s government Somerset’s religion Northumberland’s religion Socio-economic problems Western and Kett Rebellion Foreign Policy Succession Lessons made by a Tudor A Level teacher of 16 years (plus several as an examiner). ALL content from the AQA specification is included (also relevant to other exam boards). Also included: Retrieval activities Open-ended questions and opportunities for debate Content overviews Historical extracts and exam questions Video clips Plenary debate Essay planning grid

Created by and experienced teacher and examiner of A Level Government and Politics, this comprehensive bundle covers the whole of Edexcel Politics Chapter 1: Democracy and Participation in 10 lessons. Check out Lesson 1 of the bundle for FREE to get a taster of the quality of the rest of the lessons Each lesson includes: •Clear objectives, incorporating differentiated, higher-order thinking skills •Starter task, linking today’s topic to a contemporary issue for relevance, whilst recaping last lesson •Example of an exam-style question for today’s topic •Context slide and video link to ‘set the scene’ •In-depth reading, based on Edexcel textbook chapters •Comprehension tasks to acquire knowledge and understanding •A conclusion-writing activity, with writing frame, to help develop exam writing skills •Plenary to assess learning and to challenge evaluative critical-thinking

Save yourself hours of planning, with these ‘outstanding’ rated lessons, from a 17-years experienced A Level teacher and Edexcel Politics examiner (*see for yourself - lesson one of bundle can be accessed for free from my shop). A comprehensive set of nine A Level Politics Paper 1 lessons on Socialism, including: 1 Socialism - Introduction 2 Socialism - Core ideas - Human nature and society 3 Socialism - Core ideas - Economy and the state 4 Socialism - Strands - Revolutionary socialists 5 Socialism - Strands - Democratic socialist 6 Socialism - Strands - Early revisionists 7 Socialism - Strands - Revisionists - Third Way 8 Socialism - Key thinkers 9 Socialism - Conclusions PPTs include: Retrieval activities Open-ended questions and opportunities for debate Detailed content overviews (taken from specification) Historical extracts and exam questions Plenary debate *Please review if you found useful

Save yourself hours of planning, with these ‘outstanding’ rated lessons, from a 16-years experienced A Level teacher and Edexcel Politics examiner A comprehensive set of 12 A Level Politics Paper 2 lessons on The Constitution. PPTs include: Background to the constitution (5.1) Sources of the UK constitution (5.1) Blair’s constitutional reforms 1997-2007 (5.2) Blair’s electoral and human rights reforms (5.2) Conservative reforms after 2010 (5.2) Conservative reforms after 2015 (5.2) Scottish devolution (5.3) Devolution in Wales (5.3) Devolution in Northern Ireland (5.3) English devolution (5.4) Lords and electoral reform (5.4) Reasons for a codified constitution (5.4) PPT includes: Retrieval activity to start Open-ended questions and opportunities for debate A short clip (where appropriate) Detailed content overview Comprehension tasks Exam focused plenary *Please review if you found useful

A comprehensive set of Henry VII Tudor lessons on: 1 Claim and Battle of Bosworth 2 Establishing his right to the throne 3 Controlling the nobility 4 Government 5 Finances 6 Revenue 7 Rebellions - Lambert Simnel 8 Rebellions - Perkin Warbeck 9 Henry VIl’s aims in foreign policy 10 France and Scotland 11 Trade and exploration 12 Later foreign policy 13 The last decade of Henry VIl’s reign 14 Henry’s reputation Lessons made by a Tudor A Level teacher of 16 years (plus several as an examiner). ALL content from the AQA specification is included (also relevant to other exam boards). Also included: Retrieval activities Open-ended questions and opportunities for debate Content overviews Historical extracts and exam questions Video clips Plenary debate