Conspiracy theories have always existed, but in an age of mass and social media they have taken on a whole new level of power. We will look at a range of fascinating theories and evaluate their credibility whilst asking the question as to why these are such popular ideas.  

Philosophy: Conspiracy Theories 

Flat Earth

Covid 19

QAnon 

Lizard People

297 Years of Lies 

Climate Change 

Worksheet

Following on from our courses on the Mughals and James I, this course examines how the roots of British control of India under the EIC developed into the British Raj. We will explore the effects of the British in India as well as the long road to independence and eventual Partition.  

History: The British in India

Nabobs and the EIC 

The Indian Mutiny 

The British Raj 

The Amritsar Massacre 

Gandhi 

Partition  

We are all affected by the weather every day and it often feels completely random (in the UK at least!) Weather patterns are all part of an intricate system affected by the sun, wind and even the ocean. This course examines how the weather works to give students a new appreciation of the UKs exciting weather!   

Geography: How Weather Works

The Changing Seasons 

Pressure

Clouds

Rainfall

Snow

Most philosophers do not pick a philosophy and stick with it all their lives. Ideas change as new information is understood, or ideas come into contact with others. This course looks at three people with very firm philosophies that changed drastically over their lifetimes.



Philosophy & Religion: Changing Minds

Martin Luther – Catholic Monk

Martin Luther – Protestant Rebel

Ludwig Wittgenstein - Tractatus

Ludwig Wittgenstein - Philosophical Investigations

Sarah Ott – Climate Denier

Sarah Ott – Climate Campaigner

The English Civil war was the last great conflict to take part on British soil. Brother fought brother as the country split along lines of loyalty to King or Parliament. We will trace this conflict from its beginning to it end. This course follows on from the earlier course on James I, but you do not need to have done that to understand or enjoy this one.



History:  The English Civil War

The War Begins

The New Model Army

The Second Civil War

The King is Dead

The Interregnum

Return of the King

Welcome to Brazil! A land of rainforests, the Amazon river and huge biodiversity. A land of huge cities and rapid urbanisation. This unit is a country study that will look at Brazil from a load of geographical angles, from the natural to the human.



Geography: Brazil

Physical Geography

Government and Politics

Chico Mendez – Hero of the Forests

City Living

Tribal Living

Demographics

The Mughal Empire was an empire in northern India founded in 1526. This course explores how Babur created the empire and how it expanded under his descendants. From Akbar’s conquests to the famous Taj Mahal of Ahah Jahan, this course will be exciting from beginning to end!

History: The Mughal Empire

Babur & Humayan

Akbar

Jahangir

Shah Jahan

Aurangzeb

Alamgir II

Mughal Worksheets

Nations are built on the shoulders of their workers. This course will be all about the different ways in which people work and how these teeming hordes of workers and their behaviours create complex economies.

KS3 Geography: Work and the Economy

Economic Sectors

Economic Development

Primary Sector

Secondary Sector

Tertiary Sector

Globalisation

Work Worksheets

This course looks at a wide range of philosophical ideas through the lens of one of the greatest modern philosophers – Terry Pratchett. Over the 41-book long Discworld series, Pratchett explored a staggering array of philosophical ideas, from metaphysics to political philosophy. Each week we will explore one of his big ideas with the help of his books. You do not have to be a fan of Pratchett to enjoy or understand these lessons but if you wish to read along with the course, each lesson is connected to a specific book (shown in brackets).

KS3 Philosophy & Religion: The Philosophies of the Discworld

The Nature of Belief (Small Gods)

The Stoicism of Sam Vimes (The Fifth Elephant)

The Power of Three (The Wyrd Sisters)

Death (Soul Music)

The Perfect Government (Pyramids)

To Be Human (Feet of Clay)

Discworld Worksheets

This course focuses on some of the key gods and goddesses of the Norse pantheon. The people who worshiped these gods used them to explain natural phenomena, supernatural happenings and their philosophies of ethics. Each god tells us something different about them and us.

KS3 Philosophy & Religion: Norse Gods

Odin

Thor

Loki

Freyja

Worksheets

This is the first in a series of courses that will focus on interactions between Britain and India. We will focus mainly on Britain in this one, with a really deep dive into James I, the first king of Scotland and England. From witchcraft to the gunpowder plot, there are plenty of exciting events to see. We’ll also use him as the lens through which to view the diplomatic relations between him and the Mughal Empire (the focus of the next History course). 

History: James I

End of the Tudors

The Gunpowder Plot

Witches!

The East India Company

Surat

Death of a King

Marine Science is a relatively new course at GCSE level and has had tons of interest. If you’re looking to take the qualification later, or just want to know what it’s all about, this is the course for you! We’ll go through each of the six modules of the KS4 course as an overview, sharing the key information and themes that you would go on to study in more detail. 

Geography: Marine Science 101

The Earth and its Oceans

Seawater

Marine Organisms

Nutrients and Energy

Marine Ecology

Humans and the Ocean

The Greeks are considered the Fathers of Philosophy, and I guess they should be, as they invented the word! This course explores some of the greatest minds of Ancient Greece from well-known thinkers such as Socrates to lesser-know figures like Anaximander. Theys guys all have great ideas, and most of them are more than slightly mad!

Philosophy and Religion: Greek Philosophers

1.	Thales, Anaximander & Anaximenes

2.	Socrates

3.	Plato

4.	Aristotle

5.	Epicurus

6.	Zeno

The Celts were the people who inhabited much of Europe before the rise of the Romans. This course will focus on the Celts in Britain, showing how they lived, fought and interacted with the Romans.

History: The Celts

1.	Coming to England

2.	Celtic Life

3.	Celtic Religion

4.	Julius Caesar and the Celts

5.	Claudius and the Celts

6.	Boudica

Climate change is a pressing concern for many people across the globe. As temperatures rise and ecosystems shift, we ask what causes this and how it can be combatted. This course is not a litany of disasters or a warning of apocalypse, but a hopeful look at how we can help our climate and adapt to changes. 

Geography: Climate Change

1.	Natural Climate Change

2.	Historical Climate Change

3.	The Enhanced Greenhouse Effect

4.	Sea Level Rise

5.	Desertification

6.	Combating Climate Change

The Greek gods are not like those of modern religions. No spirit of infinite love here! These gods and goddesses tell us much about human relationships with the world around us and how humans should behave morally and ethically. Each week will focus on a different god or goddess and help us hold up a mirror to our own characters. 

Philosophy and Religion: Greek Gods 

Zeus 

Hera 

Hades

Aphrodite 

Dionysus 

Artemis 

Clothes are pretty important for humans. They are practically useful for adapting to all sorts of environments and are used to mark gender, culture and status. We will travel through time looking at fashion from the Ancients to the modern day, comparing and contrasting as we go! 

History: The History of Fashion

Ancient Greece and Persia 

Ancient Rome and Celts 

Medieval Fashion 

Tudor Fashion 

Regency Fashion 

20th Century Fashion 

Have you ever wanted to play God and create a world of your very own? With this course, you can! Each week we will use geographical principles to build a world from scratch. This could be an alternate Earth, an alien paradise or a fantasy world. Join Jake as we build a weird and wonderful world together, as well as developing your own unique world too. 

Geography: World Building 

The Atmosphere & Climate 

Forests, Mountains and Rivers

Mapping Your World 

Creatures Great and Small 

Settlements 

Cultures 

The Ottomans ruled over parts of three continents for hundreds of years. We have mentioned them in many courses, but it’s time to put all of this together! From the Dream of Osman to the fall of the Caliphate, this course covers it all! 

History: The Ottoman Empire

Osman

The Fall of Constantinople 

Sultan Bayezid II 

Suleiman the Magnificent 

Abdulmajid I’s Reforms 

Mehmed VI – the Last Sultan 

Assessment

Mark Scheme

This course is a country study on Nigeria. From its interesting demographics to its fantastic culture, we’ll take a deep dive into everything Nigerian. Meet cool people, animals and ecosystems as well as visiting slums, cities and even nightclubs as well as the amazing Nollywood! 

Geography: Nigeria

Demographic Explosion 

Cities and Slums 

Food and Music

Nollywood

The Future of Nigeria 

Paganism has a strange place in Britain, at once ancient and modern. This course will go through some of the key concepts behind Paganism from its mysterious roots to its modern reemergence. 

Philosophy & Religion: Pagansim in Britain

The Wheel of the Year

The Goddess

The Green Man

Fairy Folk

Places of Worship

Paganism Today

We’re seeing out the year 2023 in style with this history course. Each session will look at a different century, all in the year ’23. We’ll explore important events and characters from 1423 to 1923, taking in a wide range of historical concepts on the way!

History: 23

1423

1523

1623

1723

1823

1923

Many animals make migrations from one part of the world to another. This course will look at these animals, the ways they navigate from one place to another, the reasons for migration and the paths they take. 

Geography: Animal Migration

Canada Goose

Reindeer

Emperor Penguin

Humpback Whale

Leatherback Sea Turtle

Vertical Migration

The Norman conquest was an event that changed the history of Great Britain, and the world, forever. This course explores the three main contenders for the throne of England in 1066 and will explain three great battles that led to the Normans conquering England.

History: The Norman Conquest

Harold Godwinson

Harald Hardrada

William of Normandy

The Battle of Fulford

The Battle of Stamford Bridge

The Battle of Hastings

Forests are some of the most amazing, biodiverse and interesting ecosystems on Earth. Join Jake as we tour some amazing forests of the world, and the creatures that live in them. Some of them you may have heard of, others you may not, but they’re all fantastic!

	Philosophy: Conspiracy Theories	Worksheet
	History: The British in India	Worksheet
	Geography: How Weather Works	Worksheet
	Philosophy & Religion: Changing Minds	Worksheet
	History: The English Civil War	Worksheet
	Geography: Brazil	Worksheet
	History: The Mughal Empire	Mughal Worksheets
	KS3 Geography: Work and the Economy	Work Worksheets
	KS3 Philosophy & Religion: The Philosophies of the Discworld	Discworld Worksheets
	KS3 Philosophy & Religion: Norse Gods	Worksheets
	History: James I	Worksheets
	Geography: Marine Science 101	Worksheets
	Philosophy and Religion: Greek Philosophers	Worksheets
	History: The Celts	Worksheets
	Geography: Climate Change	Worksheets
	Philosophy and Religion: Greek Gods	Worksheets
	History: The History of Fashion	Worksheets
	Geography: World Building	Worksheets
	History: The Ottoman Empire	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography: Nigeria	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	Philosophy & Religion: Pagansim in Britain	Worksheet
	History: 23	Worksheet
	Geography: Animal Migration	Worksheet
	History: The Norman Conquest	WorksheetMark SchemeAssessment
	Geography: Into the Woods	Worksheet
	History: The Vietnam War	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography: Tourism	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	History: The Industrial Revolution	Worksheet
	Geography: Amazing Rivers	Worksheet
	Philosophy and Religion: Animals and Us	Worksheets
	History: Alexander the Great	Worksheets
	Geography: USA	Worksheets
	History: Women in History	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography: Women around the World	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	History: The British Empire	Worksheet
	Geography: Ocean Life	Worksheet
	History: Monkeys in History	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography: Geographical Skills	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	History: The Mongols	WorksheetsWorksheetMark Scheme
	Geography: Wild Weather	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	History - WW2 Pacific	Worksheet
	Geography: The UK Government	WorksheetMark SchemeAssessment
	History: How to Write History	WorksheetAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography - Farming	WorksheetMark SchemeAssessment
	History - Revolution	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography - Energy	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	History: WW2 Eastern Front	WorksheetAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography: City Living	WorksheetAssessmentMark Scheme
	History: Roman Emperors	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography: Russia	WorksheetsAssessmentWorksheet
	History: WW2 Western Front	Worksheets
	Geography: Natural Disasters	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography: Famous Explorers	WorksheetsMark SchemeAssessmentAssessment
	History: History Mysteries	Worksheets
	History: The Holocaust	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography: Conservation	WorksheetsMark SchemeAssessment
	Geography: Caves and the Underground	Mark SchemeWorksheetsAssessment
	History: Cleopatra	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	History: Archaemenid Persia	Worksheet
	Geography: The Polar Regions	WorksheetAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography: The Amazon	Worksheet
	History: The Rise of Hitler	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography: Oceans	WorksheetsAssessmentMark Scheme
	Geography: India	WorksheetsMark SchemeAssessment
	History: World War 1	WorksheetAssessmentMark Scheme

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