Speaker
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Stuart TiffanyStuart Tiffany is an experienced primary school teacher, history specialist, author, visiting lecturer, CPD provider and member of the Historical Association’s primary committee since 2018.
He has worked at a number of schools as a teacher and subject leader across West Yorkshire and now supports schools nationwide on developing their curriculum offer and upskilling staff on history as a subject discipline.
Location
- Online
History: Linking Together the Histories We Teach
Focus: Curriculum
For: History leads, class teachers with a passion for history, new history leaders for next year
Description:
During this session, Stuart will focus on how the units taught in primary history can be connected cohesively through:
- Careful sequencing which enables children to think narratively across units, year groups and phases.
- Understanding how their existing knowledge-base can be built upon by exploring new examples which reinforce a similar aspect of the past conceptually.
Alongside this, Stuart will promote the importance of challenging children who show a strong understanding of the past.
Director’s Note:
A really great session for your history leaders. Sequencing is a key skill for historians and linking learning from year group to year group is central to what history leads do. Food for thought for your history leads.