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A 16 page document with 27 tasks for the Y10 GCSE OCR Spec. The tasks vary in length but replicate real exam questions, meaning teachers can be flexible with the amount of homework provided per week (E.G - One week you may like to ask students to complete task 12 and 13, and then the next week only task 14.) Teachers can then optionally go through the answers as a starter the following lesson, which provides a great amount of retrieval practice throughout the year. Comes as a PDF, and can be printed in A4 or even two-to-a-page to make it A5 and reduce paper usage.

7 Blank Knowledge organisers for the ENTIRE OCR GCSE Psychology course for students to fill out as a revision resource or an end of unit lesson. Takes at least one hour to complete by students, making it a superb activity either in lesson or as homework. The 7 pages cover: Criminal Psychology Developmental Psychology Psychological Problems Memory Social Influence Sleep and Dreaming Research Methods These knowledge organisers are clearly laid out and make it easy for students to clearly lay out their information onto one page. Ideally printed out on A3 but can be A4 if needed. Can be downloaded as either a PDF or an editable powerpoint file.

ALL SLIDES for Biopsychology AQA A-Level. 500 slides of: Lesson content Activities for students (Highlighted in yellow for tasks, and orange for extension activities) Exam preperation (Including reference to the specification at the start and end of every lesson and real exam questions embedded into lessons). Homework ideas The slides were created on Google Slides but they work perfectly for both Microsoft Powerpoint and Slides. Each lesson is clearly seperated and has been used to teach multiple classes in person and online. Covers: Nervous and Endocrine systems Synapses and neurons Fight or flight Regions of the brain (Localisation) Plasticity and recovery of the brain after trauma Split brain research (Lateralisation) Ways of investigating the brain Biological Rhythms Revision ideas Beyond just the 500-slide content for Biopsychology here, there is a wide range of fun, unique activities and ‘teacher notes’ which you can take away as inspiration for other topics of Psychology. This includes: Brain Superheroes Brain Hats Key-word taboo Using Padlet in creative ways Scrabble And many more!

2 worksheets to support a lesson based on Synaptic transmission, or can be printed and used as homework or addition revision for both Year 12 or Year 13 students studying Psychology. Ideally for AQA Specification. File is a PowerPoint but should print as a full A4 page.

A full lesson designed for AQA A-Level Psychology, from the Biopsychology topic. Includes all explanations of synaptic transmission at differentiated levels, as well as exam questions and a large range of activities. These activities include a range of original worksheets as well as a creative role play. This lesson starts by referencing the specification and includes lesson objectives, meaning it is observation ready if needed. Downloads as a Microsoft PowerPoint file but can also be used with Google Slides.

A full lesson for Plasticity for AQA A-Level Psychology which a range of information and activites. Includes: Reference to the specification AO1 Knowledge Studies Exam questions Starter and plenary Includes a unique, optional plenary idea which can be taken and applied to every lesson at AQA A-Level Psychology (does require a prop if you want to try it - this is explained on the slides, but my students love it!). There is a prop-less plenary also! Downloaded as a PowerPoint file but can be used on Google slides also.

Bring your GCSE Psychology classroom to life with this immersive, curriculum-mapped escape room activity, designed for the OCR GCSE Psychology Paper 1 topics: Criminal Psychology, Development, Psychological Problems, and Research Methods. Students step into the shoes of investigators, summoned to decode the abandoned files of the mysterious Dr. Siggy Frud - a rogue psychologist whose final experiment was never completed. Hidden clues, red herrings and cryptic diary entries lead students through twisted theories and tangled data to uncover the truth before time runs out. Your students take on the role of psychological detectives, solving four interactive puzzles to unlock a final 8-digit code. Each task is tied to key content and skills - including Eysenck’s personality theory, research methods, prevalence data, and general questions across Paper 1. Perfect as a revision activity, end-of-topic review, or an engaging lesson for rewards week, this low-prep resource uses only standard classroom equipment (pens, paper, printouts) to create a high-impact experience. You literally print out the documents, hide them around the room, and sit back whilst the psychologists get to work!

A fully resourced and student-friendly Research Methods unit for the OCR GCSE Psychology spec. Includes a comprehensive PowerPoint (200+ slides), a detailed student work booklet (70+ pages), practice questions, experiments, and all key terminology, including glossaries. This is enough content for approximately 30 lessons. Everything is ready to teach, no extra planning needed, and the powerpoint is editable and provided in 2 different formats if needed. Perfect for non-specialists and experienced teachers alike. All aligned with the current specification and designed for clarity, engagement, and exam success.