A complete Year 11 to Year 12 History summer homework booklet with a full matching answer booklet, designed to support pupils bridging from GCSE History into A-level History.

This Support edition provides 30 structured five-a-day history sessions with explicit scaffolding, vocabulary support and reduced response demand. Pupils build confidence with historical knowledge, interpretation, provenance, causation, comparison and judgement before starting Year 12.

The booklet is designed as an A-level bridge and introduces pupils to more advanced historical thinking, including historiography, evidence, argument, interpretation and source evaluation.

Topics include:

French Revolution: structures, crisis and political agency
Industrial Britain: class, state and living standards
British Empire: motives, informal power and resistance
Indian nationalism and decolonisation
Russian Revolutions
Stalinism
Weimar collapse and the Nazi seizure of power
Holocaust interpretations
Cold War origins and historical debates
Postwar Britain: welfare, migration and contested citizenship

The resource includes:

30 five-a-day history sessions
Support-level Year 11 to Year 12 transition work
Knowledge organisers
Progress tracker
Source-thinking checklist
Historical interpretation extracts
Vocabulary and first-letter support
Cause-and-consequence chains
Comparison and judgement tasks
Misconception watch boxes and method tips
Complete solution bank with model answers and marking guidance

Ideal for summer homework, Year 11 to Year 12 transition, A-level History preparation, GCSE-to-A-level bridging, revision, intervention, cover work, catch-up or independent study.