History
History means, in its simplest form: the past. However, it is also about what historians have actually written about the past. It provides us with a way to make sense of current affairs. The study of History is critically important, as everything which is happening around us has been influenced by, and is a direct result of, that which preceded it. In this way, the study of History is explicitly relevant to all of us.
History Department
- Mr T Witts – Head of Humanities
- Mrs E Taylor – Second in Humanities
- Mr D Scott – Teacher of History
- Miss E Mason – Teacher of History
Enrichment
In every one of our academies a vast number of after- academy enrichment activities take place each week. Students are provided with opportunities to add depth to their learning and develop personal skills through a rich and varied enrichment programme.
Students will have the chance to enjoy new experiences and consolidate their timetabled learning through this programme. Further detailed information on the opportunities available to students can be found in the academy’s Enrichment Brochure by clicking HERE
GCSE History
- Outwood History Revision
- 9-1 GCSE Paper 1 Practice Questions
- American West Timeline Cards
- Guidance - Answering Germany Questions
- Guidance - Answering Elizabethan Questions
- Revision for Elizabethan History
- Guidance - Answering Medicine Through Time Questions
- Industrial Revolution and Medicine
- Key Indicator Piece - Germany
- American West Exam Questions
- Mock Exam 9-1 Germany Questions
- Germany Revision Booklet
- Medicine Through Time Questions
A-Level History
AQA GCE A Level History
Paper 1 AS Unit 1: Stuart Britain and the crisis of Monarchy 1603-1702
Paper 2 Unit 2: Revolution and Dictatorship: Russia, 1917-1929
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