CCEA A-Level History: Partition of Ireland Skills Bundle (Interpretations Lab and Source Studio)

What it is A two-resource bundle for the Partition of Ireland unit (A2 2, Option 4) that covers the two hardest skills in the exam: evaluating sources and comparing interpretations. Source Studio 1: The Aftermath of the Rising. Two Hansard speeches by Redmond and Dillon, May 1916. It has a 15-mark “how valuable” question and a 20-mark “how far do the sources support” question. Interpretations Lab 1: Why did the Free State win the Civil War? Two original interpretations for the 25-mark “which is more convincing” question. Together they give you about four lessons of ready-made, exam-style practice. Who it’s for Teachers of CCEA A-Level History (Year 14) who want exam-focused skills lessons without building them from scratch. It suits specialists, non-specialists and those new to the unit. Benefits Covers both source-based questions in one purchase. Source Studio 1 is the source question and Interpretations Lab 1 is the interpretations question. Teaches a method, not just a topic. Students use a six-lens source check and a claim, test, weigh approach, so the skills carry over to any content. Saves hours of planning and marking. Both packs include photocopiable student pages, answer keys, level guidance, lesson plans, support and stretch tasks, and common errors. Shows students what better looks like. There are nine annotated model answers across the bundle, at Levels 2, 3 and 4. Editable Word files (32 pages in total), so you can adapt anything.