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Social Studies — 254 free resources
Community Helpers
Match each community helper to their tool, vehicle and what they do.
Map Skills — Compass Rose, Key, Scale
Read a simple map. Use the compass, key and scale to answer questions.
Great Fire of London — Timeline
Order key events from the Great Fire of London (1666) on a printable timeline.
World Cultures Overview — 6 Countries
Short fact files for Japan, Mexico, Egypt, India, Brazil and Kenya — flag, capital, language, food, festival.
Stone Age vs Iron Age — Comparison
Compare daily life, tools, homes and beliefs across the two eras.
Ancient Egypt Fact File
Pharaohs, gods, the Nile, mummification and the pyramids on a single reference page.
Ancient Civilizations — Display Poster
Egypt, Greece, Rome, China and the Maya — one line each on the major contributions.
Famous Explorers Through History
Eight explorers from across the world — Ibn Battuta, Zheng He, Magellan, Polo and more.
Six Major World Religions — Overview
Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism and Buddhism — beliefs, place of worship, holy book.
World War II — Daily Life Source Analysis
Three primary-source descriptions (rationing, air raids, evacuation) with analysis questions.
Branches of Government
How the three branches (legislative, executive, judicial) keep each other in check. US-focused, with parallels noted.
Timeline of World History (3000 BCE – Today)
30 major events from human history on a single horizontal timeline poster.
The Civil Rights Movement — Overview
Key figures, events and turning points of the US civil rights movement (1954–1968).
Democracy vs Dictatorship
Compare two systems of government across leadership, freedoms, elections and the law.
Rights and Responsibilities
What children's rights are, where they come from (UN CRC), and what responsibilities go with them.
The Renaissance — A Rebirth of Ideas
Why Europe burst with new ideas in art, science and learning between roughly 1400 and 1600.
The Industrial Revolution — Introduction
How life changed when factories, steam engines and railways arrived. With three primary-source style descriptions.
Money Around the World
12 currencies from across the world — symbol, country and one fun fact about each.
Ancient Greece Fact File
Democracy, the Olympics, philosophy and the gods. The biggest ideas of the ancient Greek world on one page.
The Vikings — Fact File
The Norse seafarers who explored from North America to the Caspian Sea — gods, longships, runes and more.
How Elections Work
How a typical democratic election works — from candidates to ballot to result. Generic and worldwide.
Famous Leaders Through History
Eight world leaders — Mandela, Gandhi, Churchill, Lincoln, Cleopatra and more — with key contributions.
Ancient Rome Fact File
From the founding of Rome to the fall of the Western Empire — a 1,200-year overview on one page.
First Thanksgiving — A Closer Look
What actually happened at the 1621 harvest meal — and what's myth. A nuanced age-appropriate account.
The Great Wall of China
Why it was built, how long it is, who built it — and the myth that you can see it from space.
The American Revolution
Why the 13 colonies broke away from Britain, key events, and what came after.
Important Women in History
Eight women whose contributions changed the world — across science, politics, art and activism.
World Currencies — A Children's Introduction
Money around the world — what countries use what currency, exchange rates explained simply, and why money looks different everywhere.
Celebrating Cultures Around the World
Eight countries, eight unique cultural traditions — food, music, festivals and clothing. Designed to spark curiosity about the wider world.
What Makes a Good Citizen?
What does it mean to be a good citizen? Activities exploring rights, responsibilities, kindness, voting, and being part of a community.
Famous Leaders Who Changed the World
Eight leaders from different times, places and backgrounds — Mandela, Gandhi, Marie Curie, Lincoln, Malala, MLK Jr., Eleanor Roosevelt, and Sojourner Truth.
Knowledge Organiser: The Romans
A single-page A4 knowledge organiser on the Romans for Y3-4 — key dates, people, vocabulary, places, big ideas. Print, hand out, refer to all unit.
Knowledge Organiser: Ancient Egyptians
A single-page A4 knowledge organiser on Ancient Egypt for Y3-4 — pyramids, mummies, gods, hieroglyphs, and key dates. Curriculum-aligned.
Knowledge Organiser: The Vikings
A single-page A4 knowledge organiser on the Vikings for Y3-5 — raids, longships, gods, settlement in Britain, Alfred the Great. NC-aligned.
Knowledge Organiser: The Stone Age
A single-page A4 knowledge organiser on the Stone Age — Palaeolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic. Hunter-gatherers, Skara Brae, Stonehenge. Y3 NC topic.
Knowledge Organiser: World War 2
A single-page A4 knowledge organiser on World War 2 for Y4-6 — key dates, the Blitz, evacuation, rationing, key people. UK NC-aligned for the 'a study of an aspect or theme of British history' unit.
The Romans — Knowledge Organiser (KS2)
Single-page reference for KS2 Roman Britain unit. Covers timeline, key figures, daily life, Romans in Britain, legacy. Aligns with the Y3-Y4 history NC requirement on Roman Empire.
The Vikings — Knowledge Organiser (KS2)
Single-page reference for KS2 Vikings unit. Covers raids, settlement, daily life, Viking gods, longships, and the end of the Viking Age. Aligns with Y4-Y6 NC history requirements.
The Anglo-Saxons — Knowledge Organiser (KS2)
Single-page reference for KS2 Anglo-Saxons unit. Covers settlement, kingdoms, Sutton Hoo, daily life, Christianity, and important figures. Aligns with NC history requirements for Britain's settlement by Anglo-Saxons.
Ancient Egypt — Knowledge Organiser (KS2)
Single-page reference for KS2 Ancient Egypt unit. Covers timeline, pharaohs, gods, daily life, mummies, pyramids, and the Nile. Aligns with KS2 NC requirement for an early civilisation study.
Stone Age to Iron Age — Knowledge Organiser (KS2)
Single-page reference for KS2 prehistoric Britain unit. Covers Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age — tools, settlements, daily life, key sites. Aligns with KS2 NC requirement for prehistoric Britain.
The Tudors — Knowledge Organiser (KS2)
Single-page reference for KS2 Tudors unit. Covers monarchs, daily life, Henry VIII's wives, the Reformation, and exploration. Useful for schools using Tudors as a 'study of an aspect or theme in British history.'
World War Two — Knowledge Organiser (KS2)
Single-page reference for KS2 WWII history unit — causes, key events, home front, key figures, and aftermath. Suitable for upper KS2.
Ancient Greece — Knowledge Organiser (KS2)
Single-page reference for KS2 Ancient Greece unit — city-states, democracy, mythology, Olympics, warfare, and legacy. Suitable for upper KS2.
Class Play Script — The Roman Invasion (Y3–Y4)
A 15-minute class play script covering the Roman invasion of Britain — 25+ speaking parts, chorus sections, and stage directions. Links to Year 3–4 history. Suitable for an end-of-unit performance or open evening.
Class Play Script — A Victorian School Day (Y3–Y6)
A 12-minute class play about life in a Victorian school — chalk slates, rote learning, strict punishment, and the contrast with modern schooling. 20+ speaking parts with chorus sections.
Class Play Script — Ancient Egypt (Y3–Y6)
A 12-minute class play script set in ancient Egypt — including scenes at the pyramids, the afterlife weighing of the heart, and the daily life of a scribe. 20+ speaking parts and chorus sections.
History Quiz Path — Printable Board Game
A printable path-and-question board game covering 4 history topics: Romans, Vikings, Ancient Egypt, and Tudors. Question cards for each topic included. First to reach the castle wins. For 2–4 players.
World War One Knowledge Organiser
A KS2 knowledge organiser on World War One — causes, key battles, life in the trenches, major figures, technology, the Western Front, and the Armistice.
The Great Fire of London Knowledge Organiser
A KS1/lower KS2 knowledge organiser on the Great Fire of London 1666 — causes, sequence of events, key people, how it was fought, and its lasting impact on London.
Florence Nightingale & Victorian Britain Knowledge Organiser
A KS1/KS2 knowledge organiser on Florence Nightingale and the Victorian era — her work in the Crimean War, nursing reform, and what life was like in Victorian Britain.
The Maya Civilisation Knowledge Organiser
A KS2 knowledge organiser on the ancient Maya — society structure, achievements in writing, maths, astronomy and architecture, the city of Chichen Itza, and the mysterious 'collapse'.
Civil Rights Movement Knowledge Organiser
A KS2 knowledge organiser on the American Civil Rights Movement — segregation, key figures, key events, legislation, and lasting impact.
Ancient China Knowledge Organiser
A KS2 knowledge organiser on ancient China — the dynasties, the Great Wall, key inventions, Confucius, the Silk Road, and China's lasting contribution to world civilisation.
Indus Valley Civilisation Knowledge Organiser
A KS2 knowledge organiser on the Indus Valley civilisation — one of the world's first great cities, Mohenjo-daro and Harappa, urban planning, trade, writing, and the mystery of the civilisation's decline.
The British Empire Knowledge Organiser
A KS2 knowledge organiser on the British Empire — its growth and decline, key colonies, trade (including the transatlantic slave trade), the legacy of empire, and multiple perspectives.
The Cold War Knowledge Organiser — KS2/KS3
A Y5-6 knowledge organiser on the Cold War — the ideological divide between the USA and USSR, key events (Berlin Wall, Cuban Missile Crisis, Space Race), and the Cold War's end.
The Windrush Generation & Post-War Britain Knowledge Organiser
A Y5-6 knowledge organiser on the Windrush generation — the Caribbean immigrants invited to Britain after WW2, their contributions, the discrimination they faced, and the Windrush Scandal.
The Kingdom of Benin Knowledge Organiser
A KS2 knowledge organiser on the Kingdom of Benin (present-day Nigeria) — its royal court, the Oba, bronze casting, trade with Europeans, and what the Benin Bronzes tell us about a complex and sophisticated civilisation.
The Islamic Golden Age Knowledge Organiser
A KS2 knowledge organiser on the Islamic Golden Age (c.750-1258 CE) — the Baghdad House of Wisdom, key scholars, advances in mathematics, astronomy, medicine, and how Islamic knowledge shaped the modern world.
Medieval England Knowledge Organiser
A KS2 knowledge organiser on Medieval England (1066–1485) — the feudal system, the Norman Conquest, castles, the Church, the Black Death, and key figures including William the Conqueror, Magna Carta, and the Peasants' Revolt.
World War 1 Knowledge Organiser
A KS2 knowledge organiser on the First World War — causes, key events, trench warfare, key figures, the Western Front, the Home Front, and the legacy of 1914-1918.
The Suffragettes & Women's Suffrage Knowledge Organiser
A KS2 knowledge organiser on the suffragette movement — key figures (Emmeline Pankhurst, Emily Davison, Millicent Fawcett), tactics and methods, the vote achieved in 1918/1928, and the continuing campaign for equality.
The Great Famine (An Gorta Mór) — Knowledge Organiser
A KS2/5th–6th Class knowledge organiser on the Irish Great Famine (1845–1852) — causes, the failure of the potato crop, British policy, emigration, and the lasting impact on Ireland and Irish communities worldwide.
The Easter Rising 1916 — Knowledge Organiser
A 5th–6th Class knowledge organiser on the Easter Rising of 1916 — the key figures (Pádraig Pearse, James Connolly, Michael Collins), the events of Easter Week, the Proclamation, executions, and how 1916 changed Ireland forever.
Celtic Mythology & Irish Legends — Knowledge Organiser
A 3rd–6th Class knowledge organiser on Irish mythology — the Tuatha Dé Danann, the Fionn Mac Cumhaill cycle, Cú Chulainn, Children of Lir, and the mythological cycles of early Irish literature.
Lá Fhéile Pádraig — St Patrick's Day Classroom Pack
A cultural and historical resource for St Patrick's Day — who Patrick was, how the day is celebrated in Ireland vs. abroad, Irish symbols (shamrock, harp, tricolour), and cross-curricular activity ideas for all class levels.
Samhain — The Irish Origins of Halloween
A 3rd–6th Class resource on Samhain — the ancient Celtic festival from which Halloween derives. Its meaning, traditions, connections to Irish mythology, and how modern Halloween traditions trace back to Ireland.
Owain Glyndŵr — Wales's Last Native Prince (Years 5/6)
A Years 5/6 Welsh history knowledge organiser on Owain Glyndŵr — his rebellion against English rule, his vision for an independent Wales, the Welsh Parliament at Machynlleth, and his legacy.
Welsh Coal & Slate Industries — Knowledge Organiser
A Years 4–6 knowledge organiser on the south Wales coalfields and north Wales slate quarries — their rise, the communities they created, working conditions, the 1831 Merthyr Rising, and their decline.
Dydd Gŵyl Dewi — St David's Day Activities Pack
A cultural and historical resource for St David's Day (1 March) — who St David was, Welsh national symbols (dragon, daffodil, leek), cultural traditions (Eisteddfod), and cross-curricular activity ideas.
The Jacobites — Scottish History Knowledge Organiser (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on the Jacobite risings — who the Jacobites were, the 1715 and 1745 risings, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Culloden (1746), and the aftermath of the failed risings for Highland culture.
William Wallace & Robert the Bruce — Knowledge Organiser (Scotland)
A P4–P7 knowledge organiser on Scotland's Wars of Independence — William Wallace, Stirling Bridge, Robert the Bruce, Bannockburn, and how Scotland won its independence from England.
The Scottish Enlightenment — P6/P7
A P6/P7 knowledge organiser on the Scottish Enlightenment — Hume, Adam Smith, Watt, Black — and why Scotland led world thought in the 18th century.
Burns Night Classroom Pack — 25 January
A cultural and cross-curricular resource for Burns Night (25 January) — who Robert Burns was, key poems (Auld Lang Syne, To a Mouse, Address to a Haggis), Scottish culture, and classroom activity ideas.
The Normans in Ireland — Knowledge Organiser
A 4th–6th Class SESE knowledge organiser on the Norman invasion of Ireland (1169–1170), Strongbow, the arrival of Henry II, the Statutes of Kilkenny, and the cultural impact of the Normans on Ireland.
Local History Projects for Irish Primary Schools
A practical guide to doing local history projects in Irish primary schools — aligned to the SESE History strand. Includes fieldwork ideas, source types, how to involve the local community, and presentation formats.
The Welsh Language: History, Survival & Revival Knowledge Organiser
A Years 5–6 knowledge organiser on the Welsh language — its Celtic origins, the suppression under the Not-Our-Language (NOL) system, the Welsh Language Acts, and why Welsh has survived when other minority languages have not.
The Highland Clearances — Scottish History Resource
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on the Highland Clearances (c.1750–1860) — the forced removal of crofting communities from their land, the reasons landlords cleared the glens, the experience of those displaced, and the lasting impact on Scottish demography and culture.
St Andrew's Day Classroom Pack — 30 November
A cultural resource for St Andrew's Day (30 November) — who St Andrew was, Scottish national symbols (saltire, thistle, tartan), Scottish culture, and classroom activity ideas across the CfE curriculum.
Brian Boru & The Vikings in Ireland — Knowledge Organiser
A 4th–6th Class SESE knowledge organiser on the Vikings in Ireland (795–1014 CE), their settlements, their impact on Irish culture, and Brian Boru's unification of Ireland and the Battle of Clontarf.
The 1798 Rebellion — Knowledge Organiser (Ireland)
A 5th–6th Class SESE knowledge organiser on the United Irishmen rebellion of 1798 — Wolfe Tone, the impact of the French Revolution, the rebellion itself, the Act of Union, and why 1798 matters in Irish history.
Irish War of Independence & Civil War — Knowledge Organiser
A 5th–6th Class SESE knowledge organiser on the War of Independence (1919–1921) and the Irish Civil War (1922–1923) — Michael Collins, Éamon de Valera, the Anglo-Irish Treaty, partition, and how Ireland became two separate states.
The Plantation of Ulster — Knowledge Organiser (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on the Plantation of Ulster (1610) — why it happened, who the settlers were, the impact on the native Irish population, and how the Plantation shaped Northern Ireland's society to this day.
The Good Friday Agreement & the Peace Process — Knowledge Organiser (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 age-appropriate knowledge organiser on the Northern Ireland peace process — the causes and context of The Troubles, the Good Friday Agreement (1998), what it agreed, and what it means for Northern Ireland today.
Henry VII & the Welsh Tudor Dynasty Knowledge Organiser
A Years 4–6 Humanities knowledge organiser on Henry Tudor — how a Welshman from Pembrokeshire became King of England, why the Tudor dragon became the Welsh symbol, and what it means for Welsh national identity.
The Gaeltacht — Irish-Speaking Regions — Geography & Culture
A 4th–6th Class SESE resource on the Gaeltacht — Ireland's Irish-speaking regions, where they are, why they matter, Gaelscoileanna, Raidió na Gaeltachta, and what it means to preserve a living language.
World Around Us — Local Area History & Geography Activity Pack (NI)
A P3–P5 activity pack aligned to the NI Curriculum 'World Around Us' strand — local area investigation, community history fieldwork, map skills, and how to use the local environment as a starting point for integrated history/geography/science learning.
The Rebecca Riots — Knowledge Organiser (Years 5–6 Wales)
A Years 5–6 Humanities knowledge organiser on the Rebecca Riots (1839-1843) — why Welsh farmers dressed as women to destroy tollgates, what they were protesting against, and what changed as a result.
The Titanic — Built in Belfast (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on the RMS Titanic — built by Harland & Wolff in Belfast, the people who built her, her maiden voyage and sinking, and how Belfast remembers her today.
Aneurin Bevan & the NHS — Knowledge Organiser (Wales)
A Years 5–6 Humanities knowledge organiser on Aneurin Bevan — born in Tredegar, South Wales; his working-class background; the creation of the NHS (1948); why the NHS is one of Wales's greatest contributions to the world.
Ancient Ireland & the Celts — Knowledge Organiser (SESE)
A 4th–6th Class SESE knowledge organiser on ancient Ireland — the Celtic peoples, Iron Age life, Celtic society (warriors, druids, farmers), the La Tène art style, and what archaeology tells us about life in pre-Christian Ireland.
The Highland Clearances — P5/P7
A P5-P7 knowledge organiser on the Highland Clearances — forced removal of crofting communities, the Duchess of Sutherland, emigration, and the Crofters War.
Mary Queen of Scots — P5/P7
A P5-P7 knowledge organiser on Mary Queen of Scots — her reign, religious tensions, the Babington Plot, and her execution.
Hogmanay & Scottish Traditions — P3/P5
A P3-P5 resource on Hogmanay — first-footing, Auld Lang Syne, Edinburgh Hogmanay, Stonehaven fireball ceremony, Up Helly Aa, and St Andrew's Day.
The Partition of Ireland 1921 — Knowledge Organiser (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on the partition of Ireland — why Ireland was divided in 1921, how the six counties were chosen, what unionism and nationalism meant, and how partition shaped both states.
Lá Fhéile Bríde — St Brigid's Day & Imbolc
A 2nd–6th Class resource on St Brigid's Day (1 February) — Ireland's newest public holiday (2023); who Brigid was; Imbolc (the Celtic spring festival); making a St Brigid's Cross; and why this day matters in Irish culture.
The Irish Government & the Oireachtas — SESE Citizenship
A 5th–6th Class SESE resource on how Ireland is governed — the Oireachtas (parliament), Dáil and Seanad, the Taoiseach, Uachtarán (President), and how children can participate in Irish democracy.
The Troubles in Northern Ireland — An Age-Appropriate Guide (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on the Troubles (c.1968–1998) — what they were, who was involved, key events (Bloody Sunday, hunger strikes, Enniskillen), and how they ended. Written with care for the NI classroom context.
Irish Saints & Missionaries — Colmcille & Columbanus
A 4th–6th Class SESE resource on the Age of Saints — how Irish monks evangelised Europe in the 6th-8th centuries, Colmcille's monastery at Iona, Columbanus's journey through France and Italy, and Ireland's role in preserving learning.
The Glyndŵr Rising — A Deeper Study (Years 5–6)
An extended Years 5–6 Humanities study of the Glyndŵr Rising (1400–1415) — the causes, the military campaigns, the Pennal Letter in detail, why it failed, and how Owain Glyndŵr became a national symbol.
Belfast's Linen Industry — World Around Us History (NI)
A P4–P7 knowledge organiser on the Belfast linen industry — why Belfast became 'Linenopolis', the mill girls, child labour, working conditions, and the industry's decline.
The Ulster Covenant 1912 — Knowledge Organiser (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on the Ulster Covenant (1912) — why half a million Ulster Unionists signed it, what Home Rule was, Edward Carson, and how the Covenant shaped the events that led to partition.
Mo Scoil, Mo Cheantar — My School, My Local Area (Junior/Senior Infants SESE)
A Junior and Senior Infants SESE resource on the immediate school environment — my classroom, my school, my local area, who helps us, and beginning map skills. Aligned to the NCCA Local Studies strand.
The Merthyr Rising 1831 — Knowledge Organiser (Wales)
A Years 5–6 Humanities knowledge organiser on the Merthyr Rising of 1831 — the town's industrial conditions, the workers' uprising, the red flag, Dic Penderyn's execution, and its place in Welsh radical history.
Modern Ireland — SESE Social Studies (5th & 6th Class)
A 5th–6th Class SESE resource on modern Ireland — Celtic Tiger, the 2008 crash, mass immigration and emigration, Ireland in the EU, same-sex marriage referendum (2015), and what it means to be Irish today.
Nonconformism & Chapel Culture in Wales
A Years 5–6 Humanities resource on Welsh Nonconformism — the Methodist and Baptist revivals, the role of the chapel in Welsh communities, Welsh-language culture, and the Welsh Not (revisited from a religious angle).
Ireland in Europe — EU and European Studies (5th & 6th Class)
A 5th–6th Class SESE resource on Ireland in the European Union — how the EU works, Ireland's membership since 1973, the Single Market, the Euro, EU citizenship, and Ireland's place in the wider world.
Welsh Devolution & the Senedd — Knowledge Organiser (Years 5–6)
A Years 5–6 Humanities knowledge organiser on Welsh devolution — the 1997 referendum, the National Assembly (now the Senedd Cymru), what powers Wales has, and why devolution matters for Welsh identity.
The Easter Rising 1916 — Knowledge Organiser (SESE)
A 5th–6th Class SESE knowledge organiser on the Easter Rising — the proclamation, the leaders, the fighting, the executions, and why 1916 was a turning point in Irish history.
The Good Friday Agreement — A Deeper Study (P6–P7)
A P6–P7 deeper knowledge organiser on the Good Friday Agreement (1998) — the key provisions, the people who made it happen, its ongoing legacy, and the institutions it created.
Welsh Coal & Slate Industries — A Deeper Study (Years 5–6)
An extended Years 5–6 Humanities study of the Welsh coal and slate industries — how they transformed Wales, the communities they built, working conditions, the labour movement, and deindustrialisation.
The Highland Clearances — Knowledge Organiser (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on the Highland Clearances — why they happened, what tenants faced, emigration to North America and Australia, resistance, and the lasting impact on Gaelic Scotland.
Mary Queen of Scots — Knowledge Organiser (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on Mary Queen of Scots — her reign in Scotland, the religious conflicts of the Reformation, her marriage to Henry Darnley, her flight to England, and her execution by Elizabeth I.
Robert Burns & Hogmanay — Scottish Culture
A P3–P6 resource on Robert Burns — his life, his poetry, Burns Night traditions — and Hogmanay (Scottish New Year), its traditions (first footing, Auld Lang Syne), and their place in Scottish identity.
The Acts of Union 1707 — Scotland & England
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on the Acts of Union 1707 — why Scotland joined with England and Wales, the Darien Scheme disaster, what the Union meant, and the ongoing debate about Scottish independence.
The Battle of Bannockburn 1314 — Knowledge Organiser (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on the Battle of Bannockburn — Robert the Bruce, the Wars of Scottish Independence, why Edward II invaded, the battle itself, and its significance for Scottish national identity.
Ulster-Scots Culture & Heritage — P4/P7
A P4-P7 knowledge organiser on Ulster-Scots culture — who Ulster-Scots are, the plantation origins, the Ulster-Scots language, music and dance traditions, and their influence in North America.
Dydd Gŵyl Dewi — St David's Day Classroom Pack
A classroom pack for St David's Day (1 March) — who St David was, the daffodil and leek symbols, classroom activities, Welsh songs, and how to mark the day meaningfully across different year groups.
The Stone of Destiny — Scotland's Most Famous Object
A P4–P7 history resource on the Stone of Destiny (Stone of Scone) — its role in Scottish coronations, its theft by Edward I, its theft back by Scottish students in 1950, and its return in 1996.
Robert Burns — Life, Poetry & Legacy (Deeper Study)
A P5–P7 deeper study of Robert Burns — his working-class origins, his radical politics, his love poetry, his championing of the Scots language, and why his legacy spans the globe.
The Covenanters — Scotland's Religious Martyrs
A P5–P7 resource on the Covenanters — Scottish Presbyterians who signed the National Covenant (1638) to defend Presbyterianism against King Charles I, their persecution, and the Killing Time (1680s).
The Scottish Parliament & Devolution — Citizenship Resource (P6–P7)
A P6–P7 Social Studies and citizenship resource on the Scottish Parliament at Holyrood — how it works, what it can and cannot do, MSPs, voting, and Scotland's place in the UK.
EU Citizenship & Rights — SESE (5th & 6th Class)
A 5th–6th Class SESE resource on EU citizenship — what it means to be an EU citizen, free movement rights, voting in EU elections, EU institutions from a citizen's perspective, and how EU law affects daily life in Ireland.
Brian Boru, the Vikings & the Battle of Clontarf
A P4–P7 World Around Us resource on the Vikings in Ireland, Brian Boru's rise to become High King, the Battle of Clontarf (1014), and the legacy of Viking settlement in Irish towns.
Dylan Thomas — Wales's Greatest Poet
A Years 5–6 Humanities resource on Dylan Thomas — his Swansea childhood, his poetry, Under Milk Wood, and how he became an icon of Welsh literary identity.
The British Empire — Knowledge Organiser — KS2
A KS2 history knowledge organiser on the British Empire — its scale, how it was established, key colonies, the transatlantic slave trade, independence movements, and the legacy of empire in Britain today.
World War One Knowledge Organiser — KS2
A KS2 history knowledge organiser on the First World War — causes (MAIN), key events (trenches, Somme, Gallipoli), life in the trenches, the home front, and the war's impact on Britain and the world.
William Wallace — Scotland's Hero (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on William Wallace — what we actually know about him, the Battle of Stirling Bridge, his capture and execution, and how his legend grew into a symbol of Scottish independence.
Highland Games — Scottish Culture & Tradition
A P3–P6 Social Studies resource on Highland Games — their origins, the traditional events (caber toss, hammer throw, tug of war), kilts and tartans, their revival in the 19th century, and Highland Games around the world.
North Sea Oil — Scotland's Modern History
A P5–P7 Social Studies resource on North Sea oil — its discovery in the 1960s, how it transformed Aberdeen and the Scottish economy, the political implications for Scottish independence, and what happens when the oil runs out.
Robert the Bruce — King of Scots (Deeper Study)
A P5–P7 deeper study of Robert the Bruce — his complicated path to becoming king, the guerrilla campaign, Bannockburn, the Declaration of Arbroath, and his legacy for Scottish national identity.
The Scottish Reformation — John Knox & the Kirk (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on the Scottish Reformation — why it happened, who John Knox was, the break with Rome, the establishment of the Church of Scotland, and why it shaped Scotland so differently from England.
Celtic Mythology & Irish Legends — 3rd-6th Class
A 3rd-6th Class SESE resource on Irish/Celtic mythology — the Tuatha Dé Danann, the Ulster Cycle (Cú Chulainn), the Fenian Cycle (Fionn mac Cumhaill), and how myths connected to the Irish landscape.
The Partition of Ireland 1921 — P6–P7
A P6–P7 deeper knowledge organiser on the partition of Ireland — the Government of Ireland Act 1920, the Anglo-Irish Treaty, why partition happened, the border, and its long legacy.
Glasgow — Scotland's Largest City (History & Geography)
A P4–P7 resource on Glasgow — its industrial history, the shipbuilding era, the legacy of empire, the Gorbals, cultural revival, Glasgow's east end regeneration, and why it is the most complex and fascinating city in Scotland.
Easter Rising 1916 — Northern Ireland (P6–P7)
A P6–P7 knowledge organiser on the Easter Rising of 1916 — the rebellion in Dublin, the leaders (Pearse, Connolly), the response from Britain, and the long impact on the path to Irish independence and partition.
Derry / Londonderry — A City's Story (P5–P7)
A P5–P7 knowledge organiser on Derry / Londonderry — its ancient origins, the Plantation and walling of the city, the Siege of 1689, the Bloody Sunday tragedy, and its modern revival as City of Culture 2013.
The Troubles — An Overview for P6/P7
A P6/P7 knowledge organiser providing a child-appropriate, balanced overview of the Troubles — when, what, who, why — building toward understanding the Good Friday Agreement and modern Northern Ireland.
St David — Wales's Patron Saint
A Years 3–6 knowledge organiser on St David — his life as a Welsh monk in the 6th century, the founding of St Davids, his teachings, St David's Day traditions, and his legacy as Wales's patron saint.
Prince of Wales — A Title's History
A Years 5-6 Humanities knowledge organiser on the title 'Prince of Wales' — its Welsh medieval origins, the conquest by Edward I, the modern royal use of the title, and the controversy around the title in Welsh political history.
The Great Hunger — An Gorta Mór (3rd–6th Class)
A 3rd–6th Class SESE History resource on the Great Hunger (1845-1852) — the potato blight, mass starvation, eviction, emigration, the role of British policy, and the lasting impact on Irish history and identity.
Mary Queen of Scots — A Tragic Reign (Deeper P5–P7)
A deeper P5–P7 knowledge organiser on Mary Queen of Scots — born to a throne, raised in France, return to a divided Scotland, troubled marriages, abdication, exile in England, and her execution by her cousin Elizabeth I.
The Battle of Bannockburn — P5/P7 Scottish History
A P5-P7 knowledge organiser on the Battle of Bannockburn (1314) — why it happened, how Scotland won, who Robert the Bruce was, and why Bannockburn matters in Scottish national identity.
The Welsh Language — P/Y3-6 Curriculum
A Years 3-6 knowledge organiser on the Welsh language — its history, how many people speak it, Welsh Medium education, key Welsh phrases, and why Welsh language matters in Wales.
Coal, Steel & Industry in Wales — Years 5/6 History
A Years 5/6 Welsh history knowledge organiser on the industrial revolution in Wales — the South Wales coalfield, the iron and steel industry, Merthyr Tydfil, the Rhondda Valley, the Valleys communities, and the decline.
Life After the Good Friday Agreement — P5/P7
A P5-P7 resource on what Northern Ireland has been like since the 1998 Good Friday Agreement — what changed, what remains difficult, the power-sharing executive, and Northern Ireland today.
The Easter Rising 1916 — 5th/6th Class History
A 5th/6th Class SESE History knowledge organiser on the Easter Rising — what happened in Dublin in 1916, the leaders, the Proclamation of the Republic, and why 1916 is so significant in Irish history.
Modern Ireland — Economy & Change (5th/6th Class)
A 5th/6th Class knowledge organiser on modern Ireland — the Celtic Tiger, immigration, emigration, the EU, and how Ireland has changed since independence.
The Jacobites & the Rising of 1745 — P5/P7
A P5-P7 Scottish history knowledge organiser on the Jacobite Risings, Bonnie Prince Charlie, the Battle of Culloden (1746), and the suppression of Highland culture after defeat.
Modern Scotland — Devolution & the Scottish Parliament
A P6/P7 knowledge organiser on modern Scotland — devolution in 1999, the Scottish Parliament at Holyrood, what Holyrood controls, and the independence debate.
Partition, Troubles & Peace — Northern Ireland P6/P7
A P6/P7 age-appropriate knowledge organiser on the partition of Ireland, the Troubles, and the peace process — balanced, age-appropriate, focused on understanding.
Irish Traditional Music — Northern Ireland P3/P6
A P3-P6 knowledge organiser on Irish traditional music — the instruments (fiddle, uilleann pipes, bodhrán, tin whistle, button accordion), the session, famous musicians, and how to listen.
The Eisteddfod — Welsh Cultural Tradition (Years 3-6)
A Years 3-6 resource on the Eisteddfod — the tradition of competitive poetry, music, and performance that lies at the heart of Welsh cultural life.
St David — Patron Saint of Wales (Years 3-5)
A Years 3-5 knowledge organiser on St David — his life, his role as patron saint, what 1 March means in Wales, and the symbols of Wales (dragon, daffodil, leek).
The Age of the Welsh Princes — Years 4-6
A Years 4-6 Welsh history knowledge organiser on medieval Wales — the independent Welsh kingdoms, Hywel Dda's laws, Llywelyn ap Gruffudd, and Edward I's conquest.
Gaelic Games & Sport in Northern Ireland — P4/P7
A P4-P7 resource on Gaelic games in Northern Ireland — the GAA, Gaelic football, hurling, camogie, and the role of sport in NI culture and community.
The Battle of the Boyne 1690 — P5/P7
A P5-P7 balanced knowledge organiser on the Battle of the Boyne — what happened, why it was fought, its outcome, and its continuing significance in Northern Irish culture.
Rugby & Welsh National Identity (Years 3-6)
A Years 3-6 resource on the deep connection between rugby union and Welsh identity — how the game became central to Welsh culture, famous matches, and the Millennium Stadium.
Welsh Nonconformism — Chapels & Community (Years 4-6)
A Years 4-6 resource on the role of Welsh Nonconformist religion — the chapel tradition, the 1904 Revival, how chapels shaped Welsh communities, and the chapel's legacy today.
The Flight of the Earls & the Plantation of Ulster — P5/P7
A P5-P7 historical knowledge organiser on the Flight of the Earls (1607) and the Plantation of Ulster — the event that fundamentally shaped Northern Ireland's demography and identity.
How Northern Ireland Is Governed — P5/P7
A P5-P7 resource on Northern Ireland's governance — the Northern Ireland Assembly, power-sharing Executive, the UK Parliament, and how NI is different from other parts of the UK.
Victorian Belfast — Linen, Shipbuilding & Growth — P5/P6
A P5-P6 resource on Victorian Belfast's industrial revolution — how Belfast grew from a market town to a major industrial city in the 19th century through linen and shipbuilding.
Women's Suffrage in Wales — Years 5/6
A Years 5/6 Welsh history knowledge organiser on the suffrage movement in Wales — Welsh suffragettes, the Pankhursts' visit to Wales, Millicent Fawcett's suffragists, and women's role in Welsh public life.
Welsh Miners & the Labour Movement (Years 5/6)
A Years 5/6 resource on Welsh miners' trade unions, Tonypandy, Aneurin Bevan and the NHS, and the 1984-85 miners' strike.
Roald Dahl & Dylan Thomas — Great Welsh Writers (Years 4-6)
A Years 4-6 resource on Wales's two most famous writers — Roald Dahl and Dylan Thomas — their lives, their major works, and their connection to Wales.
Robert Burns & Scottish Cultural Identity — P4/P7
A P4-P7 resource on Robert Burns — his life, his poetry (Auld Lang Syne, To a Mouse), Burns Night, and how Burns became the symbol of Scottish national identity.
Scottish Gaelic Language & Culture — P4/P7
A P4-P7 resource on Scottish Gaelic — how many people speak it, where, its history and near-decline, the revival efforts (BBC Alba, Gaelic Medium Education), and Gaelic cultural traditions.
The Great Famine 1845-52 — 5th/6th Class
A 5th/6th Class SESE resource on the Great Famine — potato blight, deaths and emigration, British government response, and the Famine's long shadow.
Early Christian Ireland — Monks, Manuscripts & Missionaries (3rd-6th Class)
A 3rd-6th Class SESE History resource on Ireland's Golden Age — St Patrick, the monastic movement, the Book of Kells, and Irish missionaries who brought Christianity and learning to Europe.
The Plantation Towns of Ulster — P4/P6
A P4-P6 geography/history resource on the six plantation towns of Ulster — Londonderry/Derry, Coleraine, Dungannon, Enniskillen, Strabane — their layout, walls, and the naming controversy.
Saint Patrick & the Early Church — P3/P5
A P3-P5 resource on Saint Patrick — Slemish, Armagh, Downpatrick, the shamrock, and St Patrick's Day.
Murals & Street Art in NI — P4/P6
A P4-P6 resource on Northern Ireland's distinctive mural tradition — political murals in Belfast and Derry, peace wall art, and public art.
Rural Life in Northern Ireland — P3/P5
A P3-P5 resource on rural life in NI — farm types, the farming year, market towns, rural challenges, and how rural NI compares to Belfast.
Education & Schools in Northern Ireland — P4/P6
A P4-P6 resource on the NI education system — controlled vs maintained schools, integrated schools, the transfer test, and the CCEA curriculum.
The Valleys — Community & Identity in South Wales (Years 5/6)
A Years 5/6 resource on the South Wales Valleys — the geography, chapel culture, solidarity, Aberfan, and how the Valleys are changing today.
Welsh Food & Cuisine (Years 3-6)
A Years 3-6 resource on Welsh food — cawl, Welsh cakes, bara brith, laverbread, Caerphilly cheese, and Welsh lamb and beef.
The Aberfan Disaster 1966 — Years 5/6
A sensitive age-appropriate Years 5/6 resource on the Aberfan disaster — what happened, why, the response, and what Aberfan means in Welsh national memory.
Welsh Arts, Music & Culture (Years 4-6)
A Years 4-6 resource on contemporary Welsh arts and music — from the Manic Street Preachers to BBC Wales, the Wales Millennium Centre, and Welsh-language contemporary culture.
Wales and the World Wars (Years 5/6)
A Years 5/6 resource on Wales's contribution to WWI and WWII — Welsh soldiers, Mametz Wood, Lloyd George, the home front, Hedd Wyn, and Welsh remembrance.
The Celts & Romans in Wales (Years 4-6)
A Years 4-6 history resource on the Celtic tribes of Wales and the Roman occupation — Caratacus, Caerleon, Segontium, and the Roman legacy.
The Scots Language — P4/P7
A P4-P7 resource on the Scots language — what it is, where it is spoken, key vocabulary, Burns in Scots, and modern Scots writing.
The Vikings in Ireland — 3rd-6th Class
A 3rd-6th Class SESE resource on Viking raids, settlement, founding of Dublin, trade networks, and legacy in Irish place names.
The Normans & Medieval Ireland — 4th-6th Class
A 4th-6th Class SESE resource on the Norman invasion of Ireland — Strongbow, Henry II, the Pale, Norman castles, and the Statutes of Kilkenny.
The Irish Diaspora (5th/6th Class)
A 5th/6th Class SESE resource on the Irish diaspora — waves of emigration, Irish communities in America/UK/Australia, and Ireland's relationship with its diaspora today.
The Irish Language — Revival & Survival (4th-6th Class)
A 4th-6th Class SESE resource on the Irish language — its history, the Gaeltacht, compulsory subject, Gaelscoileanna, and the modern revival.
Robert Owen & the Cooperative Movement — Years 5/6
A Years 5/6 resource on Welsh social reformer Robert Owen — New Lanark, educational reform, cooperativism, and the Co-op today.
The Welsh Language Today — Years 4-6
A Years 4-6 resource on Welsh today — speakers, the Welsh Not, the revival, Welsh-medium education, S4C, and the 2050 target.
The Acts of Union — Wales & England 1536/1543 (Years 5/6)
A Years 5/6 Welsh history resource on the Acts of Union — what changed, what was gained, the language clause, and the long-term tension.
The Irish Revolution 1919-1923 — 5th/6th Class
A 5th/6th Class resource on the War of Independence, the Anglo-Irish Treaty, and the Civil War.
Ancient Ireland — Celts, Druids & Iron Age Life — 3rd-6th Class
A 3rd-6th Class SESE resource on Iron Age Ireland — Celtic society, druids, the Hill of Tara, Celtic art, and Newgrange.
William Wallace & Scottish Independence — P5/P7
A P5-P7 knowledge organiser on Edward I's invasion, Wallace, Stirling Bridge, and the Declaration of Arbroath.
Robert the Bruce — King of Scots — P5/P7
A P5-P7 knowledge organiser on Robert the Bruce — Comyn killing, crowning at Scone, spider legend, Bannockburn, and the Treaty of Edinburgh-Northampton.
The Real Macbeth — History Behind the Play — P5/P7
A P5-P7 resource on the historical King Macbeth — separating the real 11th-century king from Shakespeare's version.
The Covenanters & Scottish Presbyterianism — P5/P7
A P5-P7 resource on the Scottish Reformation, the bishops vs Presbyterians struggle, the National Covenant, the Killing Time, and the Glorious Revolution settlement.
The Acts of Union 1707 — P5/P7
A P5-P7 knowledge organiser on the 1707 Acts of Union — the Darien Scheme, why Scotland agreed, what was gained, what Scotland retained, and the ongoing debate.
Traditional Scottish Sports & Games — P3/P6
A P3-P6 resource on Scottish traditional sports — Highland Games, caber toss, curling, shinty, golf, and the Old Firm.
Clans, Tartans & Scottish Identity — P4/P7
A P4-P7 resource on Scottish clans, Glencoe, the destruction of the clan system, tartans as invented tradition, and Walter Scott's influence.
The Scottish Diaspora — P5/P7
A P5-P7 resource on Scotland's global diaspora — emigration to Canada, America, Australia, and New Zealand — and famous Scots who changed the world.
World War 2 — Knowledge Worksheet — Year 5/6
A Year 5/6 history worksheet on World War 2 — key events, causes, the Home Front, the Holocaust, and the significance of VE Day.
Ancient Greece Worksheet — Year 3/4
A Year 3/4 history worksheet on Ancient Greece — democracy, the Olympic Games, mythology, daily life, and Greek legacy in modern life.
Federation: How Australia Became a Nation — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on Federation in 1901, when six colonies joined to become the nation of Australia.
Captain Cook & European Exploration — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on James Cook's 1770 voyage to Australia's east coast and what it meant for Britain and First Nations peoples.
Australia's First Nations Peoples — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples — the world's oldest living cultures — covering Country, the Dreaming, and connection to land.
The First Fleet & British Settlement — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788 and the beginning of British settlement, including its impact on First Nations peoples.
The Australian Gold Rush — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the 1850s Australian gold rushes — how they transformed the colonies, who came, and the Eureka Stockade.
Canada's Indigenous Peoples — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on Canada's First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples — their diversity, history and connection to the land.
Confederation: How Canada Was Born — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on Confederation in 1867, when colonies joined to form the Dominion of Canada.
The Canadian Pacific Railway — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the building of the transcontinental railway that united Canada, including the role of Chinese workers.
French Canada & Quebec — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the French roots of Canada and the distinct culture of Quebec.
Remembrance Day in Canada — Knowledge Organiser
A sensitive knowledge organiser on Remembrance Day in Canada, why poppies are worn, and how the day is marked.
The Fur Trade & Early Canada — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the fur trade that shaped early Canada, the role of Indigenous peoples, and the Hudson's Bay Company.
Canada's Symbols & Identity — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on Canada's national symbols — the maple leaf, flag, beaver, anthem and more.
European Arrival & Captain Cook in NZ — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the arrival of Europeans in New Zealand, including Abel Tasman and James Cook, and its impact on Māori.
How New Zealand Became a Nation — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on New Zealand's path to becoming an independent nation and its modern identity.
The Haka & Māori Traditions — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the haka and key Māori traditions and customs, taught respectfully.
The First People: Māori Arrival in Aotearoa — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the arrival of Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand by waka, their Polynesian origins and connection to the land.
Māori Myths & Legends — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on famous Māori legends, including Māui and the great fish, and how stories explain the land.
The Treaty of Waitangi — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the Treaty of Waitangi (1840), New Zealand's founding document, and why it still matters.
Food & the Hāngī — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on traditional Māori food and the hāngī, a feast cooked in an earth oven.
Immigration & Multicultural Australia — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on how waves of immigration shaped modern, multicultural Australia.
Bush Tucker: Traditional Foods — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on bush tucker — the traditional foods Aboriginal peoples have gathered for thousands of years.
Australia Day: Different Views — Knowledge Organiser
A balanced knowledge organiser on why Australia Day means different things to different people.
The Stolen Generations — Knowledge Organiser
A sensitive knowledge organiser on the Stolen Generations — Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children removed from their families — and the National Apology.
Bushrangers & Ned Kelly — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on bushrangers and the famous outlaw Ned Kelly, separating legend from history.
The Eureka Stockade — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the 1854 Eureka Stockade rebellion at Ballarat and its place in Australian democracy.
How Australia is Governed — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on Australia's system of government — parliament, voting and the three levels of government.
Women's Right to Vote in Canada — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on how women won the right to vote in Canada and the campaigners who led the way.
Vikings in Canada: L'Anse aux Meadows — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the Norse (Viking) site in Newfoundland, the earliest known European presence in North America.
The War of 1812 — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the War of 1812 and its role in shaping Canada's identity.
Immigration & Multicultural Canada — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on how immigration built modern, multicultural Canada.
Canadian Food & Everyday Icons — Knowledge Organiser
A light knowledge organiser on famous Canadian foods and everyday icons.
Early Explorers of Canada — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the early European explorers of Canada and the Indigenous peoples who guided them.
First Nations, Inuit & Métis — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser introducing the three groups of Indigenous peoples in Canada, taught respectfully.
Residential Schools & Reconciliation — Knowledge Organiser
A sensitive knowledge organiser on the residential school system and Canada's path toward reconciliation.
The Acadians & Their Story — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the Acadians, early French settlers, and their expulsion.
Canadian Festivals & Celebrations — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on festivals and special days across multicultural Canada.
How Canada is Governed — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on Canada's system of government — parliament, the provinces, and the link to the Crown.
The New Zealand Gold Rushes — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on the gold rushes of the 1860s in Otago and the West Coast.
The Treaty Today: Putting Things Right — Knowledge Organiser
A sensitive knowledge organiser on how New Zealand works today to honour the Treaty of Waitangi and address past wrongs.
Matariki: The Māori New Year — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on Matariki, the Māori New Year marked by a cluster of stars, now a public holiday.
ANZAC Day & Gallipoli — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on ANZAC Day and the Gallipoli campaign, and how New Zealand remembers.
Captain Cook's Voyages — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on James Cook's mapping of New Zealand and its impact, told from more than one perspective.
New Zealand on Screen — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on how New Zealand's landscapes have made it a famous filming location.
New Zealand Food & Icons — Knowledge Organiser
A light knowledge organiser on famous New Zealand foods and everyday icons.
How New Zealand is Governed — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on New Zealand's government — parliament, voting and the link to the Crown.
Māori Storytelling & Oral Tradition — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on how Māori passed down knowledge through storytelling, song and carving rather than writing.
New Zealand's Flag & Symbols — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on New Zealand's flag and national symbols, including the kiwi and silver fern.
New Zealand Identity Today — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on modern New Zealand identity — bicultural roots, multicultural society and a strong sense of place.
New Zealand & the Pacific — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on New Zealand's close ties to the Pacific Islands and its Polynesian heritage.
Immigration & Modern New Zealand — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on how immigration has shaped modern, diverse New Zealand.
Māori Life Before Europeans — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on how Māori lived in Aotearoa before European arrival — iwi, food, and connection to the land.
Famous New Zealanders — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser introducing notable New Zealanders across science, sport, exploration and public life.
First in the World: Women's Vote — Knowledge Organiser
A knowledge organiser on New Zealand becoming the first country to give women the vote, in 1893.
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