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Being a Historian at Bluecoat...
Being a Historian at Bluecoat...
We aim to make history a captivating journey through time at Bluecoat. We believe that delving into the past fosters a deeper understanding of the present and equips us for the future. Through dynamic lessons and immersive experiences, our goal is to spark a lifelong passion for history in our children, one that endures far beyond their time in our classrooms.
Intent
Intent
In our History curriculum, we aim to:
Explore Britain's past and its global significance, connecting local and world history.
Foster deep understanding of key historical events worldwide, providing a broad perspective on human history.
Equip pupils with vocabulary and skills to critically evaluate the past and its abstract concepts.
Encourage curiosity and inquiry through exploration, comparisons, and insightful questioning.
Develop pupils' ability to navigate diverse historical narratives and understand the complexities of how history is portrayed.
Integrate history with other subjects to enrich understanding of historical contexts and connections.
Demonstrate history's relevance through educational visits and real-world applications, fostering curiosity and practical understanding.
Implementation
Implementation
To fulfil our goals, we:
Use Curriculum Maestro to provide comprehensive, knowledge-rich teaching aligned with National Curriculum standards.
Offer diverse lesson types to accommodate different learning styles and interests.
Enhance understanding through educational visits and hands-on activities.
Provide high-quality resources, including primary sources and expert visits.
Support staff through in-house training and development.
Impact
Impact
The impact of our History curriculum is evident in:
Pupils achieving Key Stage 2 National Curriculum objectives, preparing them for Key Stage 3.
Pupils linking prior history learning to current concepts.
Increased appreciation for the complexity and diversity of history, demonstrated in engagement and discussions.
Development of critical thinking skills through analysing sources and constructing arguments.
Enhanced connections across subjects for a comprehensive understanding.
Heightened curiosity and enthusiasm for learning, as pupils embrace history's relevance.
Positive feedback from pupils, parents, and staff, indicating the lasting impact of our history curriculum.
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