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A fully self-contained, professionally formatted cover lesson revision booklet for Year 9 History, covering the second half of the statutory citizenship unit: Ireland 1969 to 1998 — the Troubles, the peace process and Northern Ireland today. Designed specifically for Northern Ireland post-primary schools and aligned to the CCEA KS3 statutory citizenship requirement.

No teacher input, no textbook and no preparation from the cover supervisor required. Print and hand out — pupils work independently through ten structured lesson sections, each with key facts provided, graded questions and an extension task. Full answers are printed at the back.

What’s included:

• Professional cover page with school name placeholder, unit details and key vocabulary • Clear pupil instructions with a sensitivity note reminding pupils to approach these topics with respect • 10 self-contained lesson sections, each including a Key Facts box, 4–5 graded questions with ruled answer lines and mark allocations, and an extension task • Full answers section at the back for teacher or self-assessment use

Topics covered across the ten lessons:

1. The Outbreak of the Troubles 1969 2. Internment and Bloody Sunday 1971–1972 3. Paramilitaries and the Impact of Violence 4. The Media and the Troubles 5. The Peace Process and Ceasefires 1993–1994 6. The Good Friday Agreement 1998 7. Challenges to Peace — Omagh and Decommissioning 8. Northern Ireland Today — A Shared Future? 9. Historical Interpretations of the Troubles 10. Source Skills — Evaluating Evidence from the Troubles

Skills practised: source analysis, historical interpretation, multiple perspectives, causation, significance, extended writing, media analysis — all core CCEA KS3 and statutory citizenship skills, with a strong GCSE preparation dimension.

Sensitive topics (Bloody Sunday, paramilitaries, hunger strikes, Omagh) are handled with great care — balanced, age-appropriate, presenting all perspectives fairly in a way that is suitable for use in any Northern Ireland post-primary school.

Format: 31-page Word document (.docx) — fully editable, school name placeholder throughout. Print as a booklet or distribute digitally.

Ideal for: cover supervisors, non-specialist teachers, form tutors covering History, and pupils working independently on revision or catch-up.

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Year 9 History Cover Lesson Revision Booklet Bundle — All Three Units

Save time and money with this complete Year 9 History cover lesson bundle — all three unit revision booklets in one purchase. Designed specifically for Northern Ireland post-primary schools, fully aligned to the CCEA KS3 History curriculum, and covering the statutory citizenship requirement on the causes and consequences of the partition of Ireland. Each booklet is completely self-contained — no teacher input, no textbook and no preparation from the cover supervisor required. Print and hand out. Pupils work independently through ten structured lesson sections, each with key facts provided, graded questions and an extension task. Full answers are printed at the back of every booklet. What's included — three fully formatted Word documents (.docx): Booklet 1 — Revolution, Industry and Empire (29 pages) — purple Industrial Revolution · Child Labour · British Empire · Irish Famine · WW1 Causes · Trench Warfare and the Somme · Women and WW1 · Treaty of Versailles · Propaganda · Home Rule Crisis Booklet 2 — Ireland 1912–1969 (29 pages) — deep red Easter Rising · War of Independence · Anglo-Irish Treaty · Partition · Northern Ireland 1922–1939 · Civil Rights Movement · Outbreak of the Troubles · Internment · Bloody Sunday · Hunger Strikes and Good Friday Agreement Booklet 3 — Ireland 1969–1998 (31 pages) — navy Outbreak of Troubles · Internment and Bloody Sunday · Paramilitaries · Media and the Troubles · Peace Process and Ceasefires · Good Friday Agreement · Omagh and Decommissioning · NI Today · Historical Interpretations · Source Skills Every lesson section includes: Key Facts box — everything pupils need to answer the questions 4–5 graded questions with ruled answer lines and mark allocations An extension task for early finishers Full answers at the back for teacher or self-assessment Skills covered across the bundle: source analysis using HIPERC, causation, consequence, significance, historical interpretation, multiple perspectives, extended writing, media analysis — all core CCEA KS3 skills with a strong GCSE preparation dimension. Sensitive topics (Famine, Easter Rising, partition, Troubles, Bloody Sunday, Omagh) are handled with particular care throughout — balanced, age-appropriate, presenting all perspectives fairly. Each booklet covering the Troubles includes a sensitivity note on the cover. Suitable for use in any Northern Ireland post-primary school. Format: three fully editable Word documents (.docx) with school name placeholder throughout. Print as booklets or distribute digitally. Ideal for: cover supervisors, non-specialist teachers, form tutors covering History, and pupils working independently on revision or catch-up.

£5.00

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