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History

At Warren Farm Primary School, we aim to inspire children's curiosity about the past and help them understand how history has shaped the world we live in today.

Through our history curriculum, children learn to ask questions, explore evidence, think critically and develop their own understanding of historical events, people and periods.

Early Years

In the Early Years, children begin to develop an understanding of the past and present through their own experiences and the lives of those around them.

They explore family traditions, customs and special occasions, learning to recognise similarities and differences between the past and present. Children also develop their understanding of time, including the changing seasons and the sequence of everyday events.

Key Stage 1

In Key Stage 1 (Years 1 and 2), children develop an awareness of the past and begin to understand how life has changed over time.

They learn to use historical vocabulary, recognise similarities and differences between different periods and explore how we can find out about the past.

Children learn about:

  • Changes within living memory and how everyday life has changed over time.

  • Significant events beyond living memory that have influenced the world we live in today.

  • The lives and achievements of significant individuals from the past.

Key Stage 2

In Key Stage 2 (Years 3 to 6), children deepen their understanding of British and world history, exploring important events, civilisations and historical developments.

They learn to recognise connections and changes over time, examine historical evidence and develop their ability to use historical vocabulary accurately.

Children explore topics including:

  • Changes in Britain throughout different historical periods.

  • The achievements of the earliest civilisations.

  • Ancient Greece and its influence on the Western world.

  • A non-European society that provides contrasts with British history.

History Curriculum

Our History Curriculum Coverage and Curriculum Map documents provide further information about the historical topics, knowledge and skills taught across the school.

 

History Curriculum Coverage

History Curriculum Map

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