History
| Subject: | History |
| Contact: | Miss L Whitford-Stark |
Overview
Like all other Advanced Level subjects, A level and AS level History are difficult- that is why they are called ‘advanced’. KS5 students will build on knowledge and understanding of history that they developed at GCSE and KS3- ideas like ‘historical sources’ and ‘cause and consequence’ for example. Students will need to do a lot of reading and writing to progress in History. Most importantly, they will need to do a lot of thinking and thinking about their thinking. Our curriculum is designed to support our students and develop both their knowledge and understanding of in depth historical concepts, enabling them to construct knowledge about the world through research, interpretation, argument and debate.
Curriculum content
| Year |
Autumn Term |
Spring Term | Summer Term | ||
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12 |
Religion and State in Early modern Europe: The Tudors 1509-1605/Martin Luther |
Religion and State in Early modern Europe: The Tudors 1509-1605/Martin Luther |
Religion and State in Early modern Europe: The Tudors 1509-1605/Martin Luther The British Experience of Warfare 1790-1918 Part 1: Napoleonic Wars Luther/Start coursework |
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13 |
The British Experience of Warfare 1790-1918 Begin coursework |
The British Experience of Warfare 170-1918 Continue and finish coursework Exam skills and revision |
Revision | ||
