History
A well-resourced, fully differentiated and engaging programme
Pupils undertake a well-resourced, fully differentiated and engaging programme of study that makes full use of the outstanding technology we have available here at Channing.
Year 7
- What is history?
- The Norman Conquest and the Medieval Era
- The Tudors
- Medieval Ottoman Empire
Year 8
- Slavery and the British Empire
- The Industrial Revolution
- The Campaign for Votes for Women
- Riot, Revolution and Social Unrest (1950-2001)
Year 9
- World War One, Peace Treaties and Inter-war years
- The Second World War and the Holocaust
- Herstory project- The forgotten women of history
- Superpower relations and the Cold War, 1941-91 (GCSE topic)
GCSE
Paper 1
- British Thematic Study with Historical Environment.
- Thematic Study- Crime and Punishment in Britain, c1000 to present
- How has the nature of law and order changed over time in Britain?
- What impact did changes in Britain have on ordinary people’s lives?
- Historic Environment- Whitechapel, c1870-1900
- What were the local conditions in Whitechapel that led to it being so crime ridden in the 1870s-1890s?
- How were the ‘Ripper’ murders investigated?
Paper 2
- Period Study and British Depth Study
- Period Study – Superpower relations and the Cold War, 1941-91?
- What caused the Cold War and how did it develop over time?
- Why did Communism and Soviet control come crashing down?
- British Depth Study- Anglo-Saxon and Norman England, c1060-88
- Why did William the Conqueror manage to tak power in 1066?
- How did William transform England forever?
Paper 3
- Modern Depth Study- Russia and the Soviet Union, 1917-41
- Why and how did the communists seize power in 1917?
- In what ways did life in Russia transform under Soviet rule?