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History

History
 

Teachers:
R Nash (Curriculum Area Leader of Humanities)
S Chamberlain
N Thornely
P Middleton (Vice Principal: Delivery)

Our Curriculum @ KS3
One hour per week

Example Topics

  • What is history?
  • Medieval Realms
  • Industrial Revolution
  • Slavery and Black people's liberation


Our Curriculum @KS4- an option subject
We follow the AQA syllabus History A
A full breakdown of the specification is found at: http://store.aqa.org.uk/qual/newgcse/pdf/AQA-4040-W-SP.PDF

How to become a superb historian:

  • Have an enquiring mind
  • Make links between events
  • Have a memory for dates
  • Be interested in the people who shaped the past
  • Understand now by linking it back to the past
  • Source practice (applying the 5w's; who? where? why? when? what?)

Want to spark your interest in the past further?
‘What happened on this day? ‘http://news.bbc.co.uk/onthisday
I love history? http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/

What skills can studying History develop?

  • an ability for clear expression, both oral and written
  • putting forward ideas and arguments in a concise manner
  • gathering, investigating and assessing material
  • condensing facts, ideas and argument
  • basing conclusions on research
  • synthesising ideas
  • organising material in a logical and coherent way

Famous Historians

famous historians