LIVE! Revision - Edexcel GCSE History, Swindon

Weimar and Nazi Germany 1918 – 1939

• Key Topic 1: The Weimar Republic 1918-29
• Key Topic 2: Hitler’s Rise to Power, 1919-33
• Key Topic 3: Nazi control and Dictatorship, 1933-39
• Key Topic 4: Life in Nazi Germany, 1933-39

The historic environment - The British sector of the Western Front, 1914–18: injuries, treatment and the trenches

Knowledge, selection, and use of sources for historical enquiries 

Exam techniques

An interactive session covering: 

• Lessons learned from previous exams, key mistakes, and how to avoid them
• Understanding questions and question types with strategies to answer each question type more effectively
• Working with Edexcel Mark scheme  

Revision strategies & learning techniques

This workshop will provide concepts and strategies to advance your students' revision including:

• How to remember facts
• How to improve memory skills
• How to link concepts and methods

Unique opportunity for learners to engage with this historic environment topic - this interactive session will use artefacts to bring the subject to life and give students a tangible insight into medical progressions during this time. 

Alana Britton

Alana taught History and English for 20 years in Australia and the UK. She is a senior examiner, subject reviewer and has guided students in the First World War Battlefields, Poland and Germany for over a decade. A history enthusiast, she collects historical memorabilia and is a member of a re-enactment society.

Nigel Duckworth

Nigel was born and educated in Oldham and graduated from the University of Leicester with a BA (Hons) in history. He is an experienced guide taking educational groups to destinations such as the First World War battlefields, Berlin and Krakow. He was a Lead Practitioner as well as being Subject Leader in history at a school in Blackpool, where he taught for thirty years.

David Rich

David Rich combines his time as an educational tour guide with his work as a secondary school initial teacher trainer. He previously taught history in schools in the South East of England, undertaking several leadership roles including Deputy Headteacher in a London secondary school; As National Education Co-ordinator for the official First World War Centenary Battlefields Tours Programme, he worked to provide pupils and teachers from schools across England with a high quality educational experience on the Western Front. 

Got a head for heights? This exhilarating activity allows you to scale down the side of our purpose-built towers leaving you with a great sense of achievement!

The Challenge Course is legendary! As your pupils negotiate the various obstacles that lie ahead, it’s an experience that will promote teamwork, lateral thinking, problem solving and decision-making - as well as being physically challenging too.

How high will you go? It’s up to you and your partner to decide how high you want to go before pulling the release cord to send you hurtling down towards the ground before swinging up towards the sky. 

It’s a great way to really get to know the rest of the group and use communication, teamwork and leadership skills together to have fun and scramble to the top of the ladder.

Each stage of the trapeze is a challenge in itself, but it's exhilarating, and you’ll feel an amazing sense of achievement when you succeed at each step.

Travelling at high speed, the zipwire is a truly exhilarating experience.