History statement of intent
We are continuing to equip individuals in order that they view themselves and their peers as historians - equipped with a toolkit of: enquiry, interpretation, comparison and evidence based knowledge. Through understanding the trends of the past they will be informed to navigate the world of tomorrow.
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Chronology Curriculum Overview  |
Curriculum Overview
Below is our curriculum overview for the year, showing when and what is covered in history across Sacred Heart.
Knowledge Organisers
For every unit of history we cover at Sacred Heart, we have a knowledge organiser to guide, inform and support learning. Have a look at the knowledge organisers we have created to ensure our curriculum is vibrant, exciting and informative.
Year 5 Viking Day 2019
Year 5 loved their day exploring the life and times of the Vikings through active workshops at the Warrington Museum.
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Year 3 Stone Age day at Tattenhall 2019
In October year 3 visited Tattenhall in Cheshire to explore the lives of Stone Age people. The class has a brilliant time cooking, making weapons and shelters, jewellery making and the use of clay for pottery.
Year 2 elections of a class 'Prime Minister'
As a class year 2 have been exploring how new laws made in Victorian Britain helped to change the lives of children. In particular we learnt about the 1867 Factory Act and how is meant children under 8 years old no longer had to work but instead had to go to school. As a class we then imagined what laws we would create if we were to become Prime Minister, we then held a class election and our new Prime Minister is Ben - who believed that kindness, fairness and equality were important for making good laws!
