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Home Curriculum Subject Areas History
Pupils will continue to develop a firm understanding of chronology while seeking connections, contrasts and trends. They will be encouraged to ask questions and be curious. They will be challenged to support their views by using evidence from a range of sources, selecting and organizing the most appropriate information.
Pupils will extend their understanding and knowledge of local, British and international history. Significant events will be analysed for causes, connections, contrasts and consequences. Pupils will be encouraged to form their own opinions based on information from a wide range of sources, and to explain using evidence in a relevant and clearly structured manner. They will learn how sources can be interpreted in different way and asked to think critically in order to challenge propaganda.
Year 6 | Year 7 | Year 8 | |
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Autumn 1 | Britain since the 1930s. Britain in the 1930s. Why was there a World War? How did WW2 affect peoples’ lives? | Medieval England. 1066-1485 Including... |
The Making of the UK. 1485-1689. Including... |
Autumn 2 | War in Europe. What were the effects of war? Were the 1960s swinging? | Medieval England. Continued. |
The Making of the UK. Continued. |
Spring 1 | Pupils develop their skills in Humanities through Geography. | Medieval England. Continued. |
The Making of the UK. Continued. |
Spring 2 | Pupils develop their skills in Humanities through Geography. | The Roman Empire. Including... |
The Making of the UK. Continued. |
Summer 1 | Famous People Source interpretations. Knowledge & Understanding. Developing evaluative, analytical & inference skills. Famous People studied include: Elizabeth I, Darwin, Louis XVI, Nelson, Napoleon, Custer, Henry Ford, Einstein, Columbus, Brunel and much more! | The Roman Empire. Continued. |
The Black People of the Americas. Including... |
Summer 2 | Pupils develop their skills in Humanities through Geography. | The Roman Empire. Continued. |
The Black People of the Americas. Continued. |
Medieval England 1066-1485
The Making of the UK
The Black People of the Americas
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