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8 August 2026

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Need a last-minute cover lesson? Don’t panic!

This colourful, print-and-go Year 7 History worksheet provides a complete lesson on why Harold Godwinson won the Battle of Stamford Bridge in 1066.

Students will:

Sequence the key events leading to the battle.
Explore Harold’s leadership, speed and element of surprise.
Investigate the mistakes made by the Viking army.
Match evidence to different reasons for Harold’s victory.
Rank the reasons in order of importance.
Consider the consequences for Harold’s army.
Produce a supported historical judgement.
Complete an extension challenge and exit ticket.

The worksheet contains clear, step-by-step instructions and attractive illustrations to support independent learning. It also introduces the link between Stamford Bridge and the Battle of Hastings.

Perfect for:

A last-minute cover lesson
Planned teacher absence
KS3 Norman Conquest teaching
Homework or revision
Approximately 45–60 minutes of independent work

Simply download, print and teach—no additional preparation required.

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