In this short episode, history teacher Darryl Tomlin gives a quick overview of some of the reasons why the US lost the Vietnam war. This would be useful revision for those studying the topic at GCSE.

This episode is about why the establishment of the NHS was such a key turning point in Medicine Through Time.

The episode is aimed at GCSE students studying this topic, or anyone who cares about why the creation of the NHS matters.

In this episode, History teachers Darryl Tomlin and Alex Haycock-Ivo discuss how far William’s control of England was based purely on violence. Useful for students of Edexcel GCSE Anglo Saxon and Norman England.

This is a quick episode giving a general overview of how the role of government in public health changed from 1250-present, aimed at GCSE students studying Edexcel Medicine Through Time.

In this episode, history teachers Darryl Tomlin and Alex Haycock-Ivo discuss the so called Industrial period of medicine (18th-19th century) and how far there was a ‘revolution’ in medicine.

This podcast would be useful for students studying Edexcel GCSE Medicine Through Time.

In this episode, Darryl Tomlin discusses with his colleague Alex Haycock-Ivo some of the most common misconceptions we have found when teaching and marking the Edexcel GCSE topic Medicine Through Time. Both teachers and experienced teachers who have taught this spec for years, and both are experienced exam markers.

In this episode, Mr Tomlin gives a brief overview of some of the factors that led to change in Renaissance medicine, and talks about how far there was actually real change in medicine.

In this first episode, Mr Tomlin will give you a chance to think about the reasons why William won the battle of Hastings to support your revision for GCSE.