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Our curriculum aims to enrich our students’ understanding of the past. Our curriculum gets students’ to explore how the world around them has changed. Through a broad and balanced curriculum incorporating British, European and world History, we aim to develop their enquiry skills and become ‘historians’ of the past. Our curriculum aims to promote and develop core values and enable students to better understand the key periods, individuals and events that have shaped the world they live in today.
Key Stage 3 Programme of study
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Key Stage 4 Programme of study
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Key Stage 4 Programme of study
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Key Stage 4 Programme of study
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Year 7 History schemes of learning
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Unit 1 What is History? Historical skills unit
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Unit 2 Conflict and Control The Norman conquest of England
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Unit 3 Living in the Past Life in Medieval East Anglia
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Unit 4 Beliefs and Attitudes The Crusades
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Unit 5 The Changing Power of the Medieval Monarchy
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Unit 6 Changin Relationships The Tudors
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Year 8 History schemes of learning
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Unit 1 The Gunpowder Plot skills unit
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Unit 2 Power and Protest The English Civil War
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Unit 3 Living in the Past Life in Britain during the Industrial Revolution
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Unit 4 Conflict and Control The British Empire
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Unit 5 Beliefs and Attitudes The Slave Trade
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Unit 6 The Migration of Black people within Britain
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Year 9 History schemes of learning
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Unit 1 Titanic History skills unit
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Unit 2 Power and Protest The French Revolution
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Unit 3 Changing Relationships The causes and events of World War One
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Unit 4 The Inter war years
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Unit 5 Beliefs and Attitudes The Holocaust
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Unit 6 Living in the Past Life in Britain during the Second World War
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Key Stage 4 Schemes of learning
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Paper 1 Medicine and Treatment 1250 to the present day
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Paper 2 The American West 1835-1895
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Paper 2 Henry VIII and his Ministers 1509-1540
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Paper 3 Germany 1919-1939
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