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  • History

    The aim of our History curriculum at Baden-Powell is to support each and every child’s understanding of their place in the diverse world in which they live; to learn about the links and direct impact that History has had and continues to have on their everyday lives; and to see the importance of our school values of Respect, Friendship, Compassion, Aspiration and Resilience within different, real-life historical contexts.

    The knowledge and skills that we have chosen to include in our History curriculum derive directly from the objectives set out in the National Curriculum (2014) and are in line with CLP guidance for History.

    To make our History curriculum as meaningful as possible, we have sequenced our History topics in chronological order (with one exception).

    Lastly, we aim to highlight three substantive concepts which we consider to be integral to the subject of History – Leadership, Movement and Religion. We weave these ideas throughout our topics to further increase the relevance and real-world application of the learning the children encounter.

    History - Overview
    Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
    Year 3
    Ancient Civilisations
    Ancient Egypt
     British History
    The Celts
    Ancient Civilisations
    Ancient Greece
     

    Substantive concepts:

    Leadership

    Religion

    Substantive concepts:

    Leadership

    Religion

    Substantive concepts:

    Leadership

    Religion

    Key people:
    Howard Carter
    Tutankhamun
     Key people:
    Boudicca
    Key people:
    Alexander the Great
    Socatres
    Plato
    Year 4
    British History
    The Romans
     British History
    The Anglo Saxons
     British History
    The Vikings
     

    Substantive concepts:

    Leadership

    Movement

    Substantive concepts:

    Religion

    Movement

    Substantive concepts:

    Leadership

    Movement

    Religion

    Key people:
    Caesar Augustus
    Julius Caesar
    Boudicca
    Key people:
    King Vortigern
    Hengist & Horsa
    Bede the monk
    King Alfred The Great
    Key people:
    The Great Heathen Army
    King Alfred The Great
    King Athelstan
    Year 5
     British History
    The Tudors
     British History
    The Victorians
     Local History
    Local Study

    Substantive concepts:

    Leadership

    Movement

    Religion

    Substantive concepts:

    Leadership

    Movement

    Substantive concepts:

    Movement

    Key people:
    Henry VII 1485-1509
    Henry VIII  1509-1547
    Edward VI 1547-1553
    Mary I 1553 -1558
    Elizabeth I  1558-1603
    Sir Francis Drake
    William Shakespeare
    Key people:
    Charles Darwin
    Isambard Brunel
    Mary Seacole
    Florence Nightingale

    Queen Vicotria 
    Key people:
    Harry Paye
    Queen Victoria
    Alfred the Great 
    Year 6
    World History
    World War 2
      Ancient Civilisations
    The Mayans

    Substantive concepts:

    Leadership

    Movement

    Religion

    Substantive concepts:

    Leadership

    Religion 

    Key people:Neville Chamberlain
    Winston Chruchill
    Adolf Hitler
    Key people: