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The First World War in the Classroom
How is the First World War taught? A new survey seeks your views and experience ...
Read More »New Resource: Romans Revealed for KS2 and KS3
Resources for KS2 and KS3 from ‘Romans Revealed’, by Reading University, including ‘excavations’, videos, a resource pack and activity sheets …
Read More »Black and Asian Studies Association Response
Read the response to the NC proposals from the Black and Asian Studies Assoc. ...
Read More »Keep your head when all those around you are losing theirs
Esther Arnott and Rudyard Kipling provide 5 good ideas for these challenging times ....
Read More »New Resource: Women in Nazi Germany
A new activity for the SHP depth study on Germany 1918-1945 ...
Read More »New Resource: Free Holocaust DVD from IWM
A new free film resource called The Way We Lived is now available to schools from the Imperial War Museums ...
Read More »What knowledge? Whose knowledge?
Read Martin Spafford's blog, focusing on Gove's denial of cultural diversity ...
Read More »SHP-British Museum India Project
Following the successful launch of the pilot SHP-BM India Project last year we are delighted to announce that the next phase will begin on April 11th at the BM ...
Read More »How Michael Gove is dumbing down the History Curriculum
If Michael Gove succeeds, a long list of selectively chosen ‘facts’ will replace intellectual rigour, the spirit of enquiry and the balanced, globally aware intelligence required of twenty-first century youngsters, writes Martin Spafford ...
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