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Ipswich – significant people and eventsIpswich is one of England’s oldest continuously inhabited towns, with a history shaped by trade, craftsmanship, and maritime connections. Settlement...
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Swansea – significant people and eventsAs a coastal city Swansea’s history has been shaped by trade, industry, and its role as a gateway between Wales...
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Stoke on Trent – significant people and eventsStoke-on-Trent’s history is closely linked to pottery, industry, and the development of modern manufacturing. The city was formed from six...
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4 key things you need to know about the likely shape of the new history curriculum for first teaching in 20281.There seems to be a commitment from the DfE to ensure that the revised National Curriculum is not significantly different...
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Our Top 10 resource suggestions for your local history topic at KS1 and 2By way of celebrating local history month in May we are offering you top 10 resources you can’t afford to...
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Cambridge – significant people and eventsCambridge is obviously best known for its role in education, learning, and intellectual life. Although settlement in the area dates...
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Much more than meat munchers and berry chewersWhy the Bronze Age diet was more varied and sophisticated than we first thought A new study from the University...
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Bath – significant people and eventsBath’s identity has been shaped by hot springs, architecture, and centuries of visitors. Its story begins in the Roman period,...
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Preston – significant people and eventsPreston’s development reflects the wider story of England’s industrial growth. Although settlement in the area dates back to Roman times,...
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Truro – significant people and eventsTruro’s history has been shaped by trade, religion, and regional identity. Although Cornwall has ancient origins, Truro developed most strongly...
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Plymouth – significant people and eventsPlymouth is a historic port city in Devon with a strong connection to exploration, naval power, and migration. Its natural...
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Gloucester – significant people and eventsGloucester is one of England’s oldest cities, with a history shaped by Roman settlement, religious importance, and strategic location. Founded...
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How do I know I am teaching history in the right way? A few pointers for non-specialistsWhen your colleagues, who have to master 11 subjects after all , feel that they need a few pointers to...
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Chester – significant people and eventsChester is one of England’s best-preserved historic cities, with a past that stretches back almost 2,000 years so makes a...
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Leeds – significant people and eventsLeeds’ history has been shaped by trade, industry, and urban growth so makes a brilliant study linked to the Victorian...
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New history curriculum for 2028As you know there was a curriculum and assessment review in November and the government accepted its recommendations relating to...
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Leicester – significant people and events (Case study)Above all, studying Leicester provides brilliant opportunities to look at diversity. Ethnic groups make up the majority of the population...
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York – significant people and eventsYork is one of the oldest and most historically important cities in the United Kingdom. Its history stretches back nearly...
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Any changes for your history teaching in 2026? I’ve got oneAs you will know from the headlines of the government’s recent curriculum review among the changes being recommended concerns local...
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Top 10 activities for local historyWhilst the activities you choose to use in your local history study will very much depend on the nature of...
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Teaching Local History at Key Stage 2So, where do we start if we haven’t a clue about Local History? Unlike all other areas of study Local...
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8 tough choices for KS1 history subject leaders. Reinforcement or needless repetition?Plotting your choice, and sequence, of topics at KS1 is much more difficult than many people imagine. And you can’t...
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Exeter – significant people and eventsExeter is one of the oldest cities in England, with a history shaped by Roman rule, religion, trade, and regional...
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How well do your pupils understand the concept of historical interpretations? A quick diagnostic quizTeaching about interpretations in history is one of the hardest challenges KS2 teachers will face. When pupils are searching for...
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Sunderland – significant people and eventsSunderland is a city on the north-east coast of England whose history has been shaped by the sea, industry, and...
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Portsmouth – significant people and eventsPortsmouth is a historic port city on the south coast of England whose identity has long been shaped by the...
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How to improve your pupils’ writing in history at KS2‘Low floor-high ceiling’: From short jogs to full marathon Without wanting to do anything that runs counter to your school’s...
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Bournemouth – significant people and eventsBournemouth is an influential coastal town known for its strategic location, natural environment, and contribution to learning and innovation. Established...
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Edinburgh – significant people and eventsEdinburgh is an influential city because it has long been a place where ideas grow and important decisions are made....
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Brighton – significant people and eventsBrighton is an influential seaside city known for its creativity, diversity and bold ideas. It grew as a popular resort...
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