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22 April 2026

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This lesson contains:

  • A starter to see what they may or may not already know from their KS3 study of medieval England.
  • An introduction to the Saxons and where they came from, with maps on board for teacher explanation and a YouTube video that discusses the history of Britain after the Romans left.
  • A talk through about the ‘story’ for this GCSE by 1060, including Edward the Confessor, Danelaw and how the Saxons lived.
  • An activity to use the information sheet to complete the hierarchical structure gap fill on the worksheet.
  • An added discussion about social mobility in Saxon England, and a final plenary to test the students’ knowledge from today.

Attachments:

  • 1 x Powerpoint Presentation
  • 3 x Powerpoint Files

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