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Edexcel Citizenship Paper 1 Flashcards include all of the key content from the specification in 75 key questions: 25 for each theme. Flashcards will need to be printed A4, double-sided, and flipped over the short edge.

Edexcel B Geography Paper 1 Revision Flashcards and accompanying revision slides with animated answers. Flashcards and revision slides are split into two sets: general knowledge and case studies. Case studies: Hazardous Earth: Haiti, New Zealand, Nyiragongo and Sakurajima. Development Dynamics: India Urbanising World: Mumbai Flashcards will need to be printed A4, double-sided, and flipped over the short edge.

Edexcel Citizenship Knowledge Organisers for Theme A,B&C include all of the key content from the specification.

Edexcel Citizenship Theme C Exam Questions Booklet covering all aspects of the course with answers included.

Edexcel B Exam Questions Booklet with range of questions from one to four markers, covering all aspects of the Paper 1 specification. It also includes potential 8 markers with space to plan an answer.

Edexcel B Case Study Retrieval Mats and Knowledge Organisers, which summarise key knowledge and can easily be edited. Case studies: Hazardous Earth: Haiti, New Zealand, Nyiragongo and Sakurajima. Developmnt Dynamics: India Urbanising World: Mumbai

Animated Theme A,B&C revision slides designed to be used with mini whiteboards covering the key content with a combination of exam questions, blank page recall and categorisation tasks.

Full resourced scheme of learning for Edexcel Theme A,B&C, including extended writing, assessment and feedback lessons, covering all parts of the specification. Each lesson should take at between one and two hours and includes a range of tasks to engage all students. Theme A Scheme: What does it mean to be ‘British’? How has the UK’s population changed? What is migration? What are the sources of migration? What are the impacts of migration? Debate and 15M What is mutual respect? What is community cohesion? What is identity? Why are there debates about identity? Assessment PLTs/Feedback What are your rights? How did human rights develop? Debate and 12M Why are there debates about the freedom of speech? Why are there debates about privacy? Why are there debates about the threat from terrorism? Debate and 15M How does local democracy work? How are councils funded? Assessment PLTs/Feedback Theme B Scheme: What is democracy? Who can I vote for? How are politicians elected? Does every vote count? Debate and 12M How do governments come to power? How is power separated? How does Parliament work? What happens in the House of Commons? What happens in the House of Lords? Debate and 15M Mid-Topic Assessment PLTs/Feedback (Not included) How are laws passed? How are we governed? How is the government held to account? What is devolution? Debate and 15M 19&20. How are budgets balanced? Assessment PLTs/Feedback (Not included) Theme C Scheme: What is the law? When do I become legally responsible for my actions? What are the principles of the law? What are the sources of the law? Debate and 15M What is the difference between civil and criminal law? Who puts the law into practice? What are a citizen’s rights and responsibilities? What are criminal courts? How are civil disputes solved? Mid-Topic Assessment (Not included) PLTs/Feedback (Not included) What sort of sentence? Debate and 12M How does the youth justice system work? What is happening to crime? Debate and 15M How can we reduce crime? Assessment (Not included) PLTs/Feedback (Not included)