History

Subject Lead

Miss J Carroll

PUPIL VOICE

I really love my history learning. I can still remenber all about Mary Anning from Year 1 and I'll never forget our Inspiration Day about Ancient Greece. I love researching from books and the internet.

Holly Year 4

Progression Documents

Year 1

Year 1 visits Black Country Museum

Year 2

Click here for work about Pocahontus

Year 5

Children learnt all about the Apollo missions

on their Space Day!

Year 6

History at Home

There are lots of simple ways you can help your child develop their interest in History at home. Talk about the past and how things have changed over time, look at old family photographs and talk to older relatives about their experiences. You could visit a museum, historic building or local landmark, explore historical places in your local area, read books set in the past.

Click on one of the useful websites below to discover more about the periods of History we cover:

KS1 History Bitesize

KS2 History Bitesize

History for Kids

The history behind our school name...

Over the past few weeks, our whole school has been busy answering the question....

Have you ever wondered why our school is called….Edward the Elder?

We have been blown away by everyone's effort and enthusiasm into our latest homework and we have lots of budding historians in the making. From EYFS to KS2, the whole school researched this historical figure and presented their findings however they wished. From timelines, newspaper reports, fact files, video broadcasts and poems! Well done everyone!