Transition KS2-KS3
This section contains examples of projects and advice on securing continuity and progression across the primary-secondary divide. This is the responsibility of both primary and secondary school history teachers. Pupils need to be ready, by the end of Year 6, for history in Year 7, and courses for Year 7 need to build properly on the primary experience. This is extremely challenging because secondary school history teachers have and to take into account (currently very diverse) primary school starting points. Read more
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Remembering Agincourt: Bilingual Enquiry
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Global Learning Programme
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Before 1066 & All That: Transition between KS2 & KS3
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Progression & Assessment without Levels - Guide
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Time and Place; Using a Local Historical Site with Key Stage 2 and 3
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Historical Enquiries and Interpretations
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Extended Writing in History
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Was Boudicca Britain's first hero?
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Interpretation and poor Victorian Children
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The New Elizabethans
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How cruel were the Victorians?
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Living Museums and Victorian Britain
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Myths and War Evacuees
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