History encourages pupils’ curiosity about the past in Britain and the wider world. Pupils are encouraged to consider how the past influences the present, what past societies were like and what beliefs and cultures influenced people’s actions.
Gems Plus (Years 1 - 3)
In Gems Plus children learn about people's lives and lifestyles in the past. They listen and respond to stories and use sources of information to help them ask and answer questions. A range of school visits are arranged to support History work in the classroom.
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Year 1 wrote about what it was like to be a soldier in the First World War
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Year 2 visited Milestones in Basingstoke |
Year 3 made Roman shields |
Juniors (Years 4 - 6)
In the Junior School, pupils gain further experience of handling primary and secondary evidence in order to build up a picture of what life was like throughout the topics studied. A Hands on History club is open to Junior children, where they can make historical artefacts and really bring the subject to life.
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Year 4 studied Ancient Egypt and went to the British Museum |
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Year 5 learned about life in Tudor times | |
Seniors (Years 7 - 13)
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Y7 |
- History from 1066-1450
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| Y8 |
- History from 1450-1750
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| Y9 |
- History from 1750-1918
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Y10 |
- GCSE: International Relations 1919-1963 |
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| Y11 |
- GCSE: International Relations 1919-1963 |
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| Y12 |
- AS Level: European History 19th Century |
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| Y13 |
- A2 level: Research Dissertation |
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