Primary news

  • 2010 Government White Paper on Education

    23rd November 2010

    The long awaited education White Paper has now been published. The paper sets out and gives further information of the government's plans. The main points as described by the Telegraph provide a summary of the contents. The future of history still remains unclear despite the paper, but what we do...

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  • Write Your Own Historical Story Competition

    4th November 2010

    Get your Year 6, 7, 8 and 9 students to bring the past to life! They can set their stories in ANY period or place in the past - Ancient Egyptian temple, Roman city, medieval village, Civil War battlefield, Victorian town, First World War trench, ....A panel will judge the...

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  • New Key Stage History Website

    3rd November 2010

    Keystage history has been created for primary history subject leaders who want up-to-date advice on all important aspects of their job as well as inspiring examples of outstanding practice for all staff to use. Subscribers enjoy the step-by-step, fully-resourced lessons for each key stage, not only because they are creative and...

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  • HA Primary Survey 2010

    19th October 2010

    Take part and win £75 worth of M&S Vouchers!As the prospect of a full curriculum review grows ever stronger, we at the Historical Association understand that teachers need to get their voices heard. With this in mind, we have designed our 2010 survey of history in primary schools.We cannot urge...

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  • New Teaching Pack helps Children learn about their heritage

    25th September 2010

    Going and Coming...Going and Coming is a fantastic resource which supports pupils and teachers in many curriculum areas, but especially Citizenship, PSHE, History and Geography. It can help address issues related to identity, diversity, citizenship and community.On this site are hundreds of stories - with text, images and voice interviews...

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  • Write Your Own Historical Story Competition 2010: Escape from Pompeii

    12th September 2010

    Write Your Own Historical Story Competition 2010. As part of this competition the winners were invited to have their stories published on the Historical Association website. In the best stories pupils deliberately drew upon the historical fiction writer's devices to write well. They had clearly been explicitly taught how to...

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  • Engaging Places New Resources

    2nd September 2010

    New school year, new ideas Engaging Places helps take the stress out of planning for your new school year. With lesson plans, teaching activities and resources for a range of key stages and subjects, it helps you create unforgettable lessons.Lesson plans for KS2 EnglishYour local environment can help produce great...

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  • Young Historian Awards 2010 Winners!

    29th August 2010

    This initiative has been celebrating the achievements of young historians in schools for over twenty years. It is largely funded by the Historical Association and the Spirit of Normandy Trust. It has an annual award scheme and also funds some special events, such as the annual Young Historian Day at...

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  • My Name is Nero. Write Your Own Historical Story Competition 2010.

    20th July 2010

    Write Your Own Historical Story Competition 2010. As part of this competition the winners were invited to have their stories published on the Historical Association website. In the best stories pupils deliberately drew upon the historical fiction writer's devices to write well. They had clearly been explicitly taught how to...

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  • Young Quill Awards shortlist 2010

    26th June 2010

    The Historical Association announces the shortlist for the inaugural Young Quills Award   The Historical Association, in association with BBC History Magazine, are delighted to announce the selected shortlist for the inaugural Young Quills award for children's historical fiction. This new prize has three separate categories; Young Fiction (for under 7...

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