Here Elena Stevens explains her rationale for planning and teaching Crime and Punishment at Key Stage 3.
Crime and Punishment at KS3: Using local history to whet students’ appetite for GCSE

Here Elena Stevens explains her rationale for planning and teaching Crime and Punishment at Key Stage 3.
Tom Cox explains his rationale for teaching a short unit of work about The Silk Roads.
A guide to conducting and oral history project from Giddy – a brilliant new resource which, explores teenage memories from the post-war era