KS3 Materials

• Revision booklets: available at the school 

• http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/british/ 

• The Royal Institution: Free lectures: https://www.rigb.org/our-history/history-of-research            

KS4 Materials

• The History PixlApp  (students will be given logins for this) 

• Historical Association (student login will be provided) 

• https://www.eduqas.co.uk/media/vzupipk4/eduqas-gcse-history-spec-from-2016-e-20-12-2019.pdf 

Any specialist equipment required? 

• History textbooks (America & Tudors) 

• Highlighter pens 

Enrichment opportunities 

• Conferences  

• Visit to the House of Parliament 

Clubs or Interventions 

• Interventions on Wednesday/Thursday after school 

Future careers/university courses 

• Academic librarian, Archaeologist, Broadcast journalist, Civil Service administrator, Editorial assistant, Human resources officer, Information officer, Marketing executive, Policy officer, Politician's assistant, Solicitor. Etc. 

Social, Moral, Social, Cultural (SMSC) and British Values: 

Students are taught how to develop an understanding of the motivation, beliefs and principles of individuals, groups or movement. They investigate the consequences of actions and decisions made and explore and debate different interpretations of the past, recognising how they reflect different viewpoints and value systems. Explore different Historical eras and the causes of social, economic and political change. Investigate the moral justification for actions and events in the past. Develop an understanding of the heritage of other societies. Specifically: 

We promote spiritual development by: 

• Considering how things would be different if the course of events had been different; for example what difference would it have made if the Normans had not been successful in 1066?  

• Looking at local history and investigating the reasons why there is a landmark, building or museum. 

•  Speculating about how we mark important events from history and the people who shaped them. 

We promote moral development by: 

• Bias-looking at actions and events in history and deciding if they are wrong or right. 

• Focus on settlement, emigration, immigration and invasion opportunities for debate. 

• Develop awareness of and respect for contribution of individuals/groups regardless of race/gender/disability –Slavery, Celebrations of Black history, Study of the lives of individuals such as, Martin Luther King and others. 

We promote social development by: 

• Consideration of how the world has been formed by past actions-using discussion/drama 

• Comparisons of how the role of women has changed. 

• Comparisons of ideas and beliefs of early civilisations 

• Develop presentation skills have confidence to share an area of research-listen attentively to others 

• Going beyond the facts and asking students to make hypotheses and pose questions such as ‘what if…?’ ‘what would have turned a tragedy into a triumph?’ 

We promote cultural development by...:  

• Visit museums, Theatre/entertainments/writings of each era 

• Appreciation of rituals particular to different people-mummification, Viking burial practises, culture of make do and mend /dig for victory, changing role of women-how servants/slaves were treated.  

• Celebration of significant national events eg Remembrance Day 

British values: 

• Comparisons/discussions with how each civilisation ran its society compared with ours. 

• In each society close examination of rule of law  

• Democracy 

• Tolerance of religious beliefs and faiths  

• Individual liberties  

• Mutual respect