This unit for Geography KS3/4 focuses on an issue that students will be increasingly familiar with from the news and their studies in geography and science: climate change. Through clips from the award-winning ‘Chasing Ice’, students apply their knowledge about climate change to the context of glaciers and glacial retreat.

Stunning photography brings the reality of climate change into the classroom for Geography KS3&4. Teach a greater understanding of coral reefs, how humanity relies on them for its survival and the many challenges that they face.

Join forces with Hassan, an English teacher from Damascus, to hit key GCSE English Language Assessment Objectives whilst opening up a conversations about migration.

A powerful scheme of work that takes students on a journey of climate change activism, from Kenya to Paris. Clips and exercises for English and Geography enable students to explore the issue from both subject perspectives.

A powerful scheme of work that takes students on a journey of advocacy and activism. Clips and exercises explore migration, gender and human rights

Introduce students to discussions on security, Internet privacy and government surveillance. Lesson plans explore writer's purpose and stimulate creative and non-fiction writing.

Get your students thinking about the impact the Internet has on all areas of their lives. Thought-provoking stories link to curriculum-relevant literacy skills and processes.

Two warring gangs in inner city Birmingham attempt to bring peace to their neighbourhoods. Teach about trust, violence, hope and reconciliation through key literacy exercises.

Teach about migration from multiple perspectives. Students learn about the experiences of displaced people in the UK, and the human consequences of Burma's political unrest.