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Powerpoints and GCSE based activities focusing on exam questions. Covers the cures of illness and disease in: *Medieval Times *Renaissance *Industrial Age and *Modern Age

A resource focussing on the life and significance of Princess Gwenllian, who was executed by the Normans in 1136. A number of activities are included, e.g. Heads & Tails, Chronological cartoon, biography sheet and a memorial design task. Up to you. The youtube link is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLpgDZk00zg

Full lesson resource looking into the significance of the Glyndwr Rebellion. Considers the GREAT formula: Groundbreaking Remembered by many Events effected the time Affected the future Terrifying Gets pupils to think about why we study certain events, and attempt to underpin relevance of the topic.

Full lesson resource looking into the significance of the Dissolution of the Monasteries. Considers the GREAT formula: Groundbreaking Remembered by many Events effected the time Affected the future Terrifying Gets pupils to think about why we study certain events, and attempt to underpin relevance of the topic. This has been designed for teaching in my local area - some of the event/significance cards will need to be edited to suit the area this might be taught.

A lesson looking at some aspects of the Laws of Hywel Dda. References to sarhad and dirwy Tarsia puzzle to consolidate learning Fun task Welsh version attached too :-)

A starter to a KS3 (possibly GCSE) mini unit looking at the evolution of Crime and Punishment over time. Refers to concepts such as Types of Crime Causes of Crime Reasons for punishment Types of Punishment Also refers to examples in history Fun lesson

Unit of work covering the History of Marco Polo and an interpretation task on whether or not he went to China. Some numeracy questions too.

An engaging investigation into how John Snow discovered the cause of cholera in Soho in 1854. Tasks include: *Living conditions in Industrial towns *Industrial Age beliefs about the cause of illness and disease *Graph making into deaths in Soho (Aug-Sept 1854) *Mapping the 1st 30 cholera deaths to get pupils to work out how Snow figured Broad Street pump as the source *Other evidence gathered by Snow as proof *Reaction of others to his theory. Enough here for two 50 minute lessons.

A task looking at how opinions on the death of Tutankhamun changed after 1922 with the discovery of new information such as X-Rays, DNA and scanning techniques: *Murder *Accident *Disease

A lesson looking into the significance of Sacagawea and the Lewis and Clarke Expedition. Also a look at the Trail of Tears and Totem Poles

A mini-unit into the sinking of the Titanic. Resources include: 1 Overview of the event 2 Numeracy questions 3 A look into the British and American Inquests into why the Titanic sank and who was to blame.

A lesson looking into the Laws of Hywel ap Cadell (Hywel Dda/Hywel the Good), including: General background Tarsia Puzzle Numeracy questions

Fully resourced Unit 1 (Medieval) on Owain Glyndwr. First teaching in September 2026. Most images created by AI (others are free images) All Key Questions included, and examples of exam questions. More exam style questions will need to be created, but this will provide a solid foundation to start your preparation for the new GCSE.