Key Stage 3 - History course provides students with a broad understanding of significant events, people, and developments that have shaped Britain and the wider world. It typically covers topics such as the Norman Conquest, the development of the monarchy, the English Civil War, the Industrial Revolution, and the two World Wars. Global perspectives may include the study of the transatlantic slave trade, the British Empire, and key movements like civil rights. Students develop critical skills, such as analyzing primary and secondary sources, identifying bias, and constructing well-supported arguments. Through exploring cause and consequence, change and continuity, and the significance of historical events, the curriculum aims to inspire curiosity about the past while fostering an understanding of how history influences contemporary society and global relations.
