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Picture of Jean Binta Breeze at Humber Mouth 2007 by Maggie Hannan.

E-CPD Unit 6 on Diversity now live!

Written by Jamie Byrom and Michael Riley, this ECPD unit has been devised to support teachers in developing their teaching of diversity within history programmes of study from Key Stage 3 to A level.

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The History in Education Project

Was history teaching in the past really all heroes and dates? Is it better or worse today? The ‘history of school history' is being written... your memories can be part of it.

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Gift Aid Your Subsciption!

I am pleased to tell you that the Historical Association can now claim Gift Aid on subscriptions that you have paid to us since October 2003. A small favour from you could have a big impact on us.
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During the Darwin family's 1868 holiday in her Isle of Wight cottage, Julia Margaret Cameron took portraits showing the beard Darwin grew in 1864.

Why does your local hero matter?

The HA is looking for 16-19 years olds to compete in our nationwide debating competition culminating in a grand final at Clare College, Cambridge!

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Guide to the New Key Stage 3 programme!

A new secondary curriculum has been developed to increase flexibility for both teachers and pupils. To help you implement the new curriculum, our guide provides a variety of resources that enable you to explore the concepts, processes, range and content in the new programme of study.
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The Historical Association is the national voice for history. It exists to bring together people of all communities who have an interest in the past. It promotes and supports the study and teaching of history at all levels: teacher, student, amateur and professional. More...