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This storyboard resource helps students understand the lead into the Battle of Agincourt through five contrasting viewpoints.

storyboard characters and stages

1. A citizen of Harfleur during the English siege - exploring civilian experience, fear, and hardship.
2. An English soldier marching from Harfleur toward Calais - focusing on exhaustion, morale, and leadership.
3. A child in Maisoncelles as the French army gathers - offering perspective on anticipation, rumours, and noble power.
4. A French fisherman at Blanchetaque witnessing the English crossing of the Somme - highlighting surprise, strategy, and local impact.
5. Henry V on the eve of the Battle of Agincourt - encouraging reflection on kingship, responsibility, and preparation for battle.

Designed for KS3/4 Medieval Realms or Common Entrance preparation, this resource supports:

• Empathy and historical imagination
• Use of evidence to justify interpretations
• Speaking, writing, and storyboard-based assessment tasks

Ideal for classwork, homework, or revision, with flexibility for differentiation and creative responses.