This unit of work is aimed at Y2 pupils but could be adapted for Y1 or Y3. It comprises an overview, a medium term plan based on the QCA History Unit 5, lesson plans, activities, resources and web links. The activities include cross curricular links to Literacy and Art / D&T.

This resource comprises 9 x 1 hour lessons which are delivered consecutively. Year 5 or 6 children [9 - 11 years] work in small groups on research activities, and design a presentation for the rest of the class.

This resource is for use with Year 3/4 students studying QCA History Unit 7, exploring the life of the tudors through Henry's marriages.

The project provides a learning resource for use with Year 3 /4 students studying QCA History Unit 10 on Ancient Egypt.

This resource comprises 9 x 1 hour lessons which are to be taught consecutively. It has been planned so that Year 5 or 6 children (9 - 11 year olds) can work in small groups, to produce a leaflet which explores different areas of a chosen Mountain Environment. It is a unit that builds upon personalised learning.

Slavery is the first unit offered as part of two terms worth of studies on 'Black Peoples in the USA, intended for teachers of Year 8 [Key Stage 3] students. This unit can be used as a stand-alone, or combined with the other two units below to provide a comprehensive study of African-Americans.

Segretation is the second of three units offered in the study of African Americans.

Civil Rights is the third of three units offered in the study of African Americans.

This project is designed to assist 2008 GCSE history students prepare for their special topic for GCSE Special History Paper - The Impact of the Four Humours Theory on Medicine. Through a revision presentation and activities, students revise the theory, the impact and the challenges to the theory.

These ICT-based lessons look at the causes of the Holocaust and whether it was a new phenomenon in Nazi Germany. They also explore how the Nazi treatment of racial minority groups escalated from 1933 and why German people did not intervene to stop the beginnings of a Holocaust.

For students studying a changing Britain in the late 1800s, this resource focuses on the circumstances leading to the rise of a monster like Jack the Ripper, his victims and the suspects.

This topic forms part of the historical study of the twentieth century, looking at the consequences of the World Wars and the Cold War, and focusing on the era of John F Kennedy's presidency in the United States.

This resource covers six lesson on the Suffragette movement, focusing on its key players and providing sources of research material surrounding their cause.

This project explores the use of ICT in the History classroom - spreadsheets, databases, use of the Internet, PowerPoint and Word resources.

The project is an on-line revision tool for people studying GCSE Geography. Five main topics are covered with the aid of an interactive slide show and short self-marking tests.

This links well with Anne's Settlement Studies project

The project is an on-line revision tool for people studying GCSE Geography. Four main topics are covered with the aid of an interactive slide show and short self-marking tests.

This links well with Anne's Population Studies project

A teaching aid or revision exercise for GCSE students, this self navigating project takes you through Scale and Distance, Contours, Grid References and use of maps with photographs.

This project is a stunning example of the education value of digital video. The project is large - therefore no zip file has been made available - 'Download resource' will open a folder of individual contents.

Four lessons designed to improve student understanding of weather reporting with extension activities that allow students to present their work.

This is a series of online KS4 lessons for GCSE, covering both Christianity and Islam indirectly through philosophical and ethical issues. Each themed unit has a variety of tasks and activities which can be used in the classroom, for homework and revision sessions.

This programme of study deals with relationships and marriages - what makes them good, why people choose marriage over cohabitation, attitudes towards sex and Christianity and contraception.

A project which allows students to study Sikhism and the culture and history surrounding this religion.

Effective assessment for learning is based on the idea that pupils will improve most if they understand the aim of their learning and how to achieve it, how to reflect and know how to improve. By using an interactive approach to exam practice and revision this project meets all of these criteria.

A project which uses Andrew's own website for A1 and A2 Sociology - project users are advised to be online when reviewing the resources

A project providing a revision programme for the OCR AS module, Physiological Psychology. A presentation provides an introduction to the module and an overview of the four core study areas whilst a Flash quiz and extensive Q&A sheet provide consolidation.