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Grab your GCSE Sociology freebies to kick off the new academic year!

Vicki Woolven

3rd September 2025

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As the new academic year kicks off it seems a great time to remind you of the fantastic freebies we have to support you and your students.

54321 'Do it now' activities using our popular 54321 interactive template - the perfect revision recall resource!

Knowledge organisers that cover content of the whole specification for AQA, along with a set for Eduqas too!

Classic text study notes that summarise the key texts listed on the AQA specification.

Classic text video summaries to support the study notes- there is also a YouTube playlist here.

Classic text MCQs - with 10 questions for each key text.

Revision blast videos to help students revise all content (you can also download the ppts to use with students in the classroom).

MIC in a minute videos - these apply different research methods to specific areas of study.

Revision clocks to help them condense their notes.

Take 5 Theory Checkers to help students to remember the key ideas of named sociologists.

'Who said what?' matching activity - to reinforce their knowledge of named sociologists.

Display material and student handouts - including careers posters, command word posters, etc.

12-marker support - we have this template to help students develop their answers, and this marking grid to assess and feedback to your students (or to get students to use it to self or peer-assess).

Finally, we have lots of 60 Second Sociology videos on YouTube - here are the playlist links for different topics...

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Vicki Woolven

Vicki Woolven is the Subject Lead for Geography and Key Stage 4 Sociology and History at tutor2u. She is also an experienced senior examiner and content writer. Vicki previously worked as a Head of Geography and Sociology for many years, leading her department to be one of the GA's first Centres of Excellent, and was a local authority Key Practitioner for Humanities.