"Have they not travelled through the land and seen what was the end of those before them - though they were superior to them in power" [Qur'an 30: 9]
Taught by: Mrs. T. Mahmood, BA (Hons), QTS.
History: The study of the past, exploring the way it has shaped today, the most influential people over time and the affect History has on people today.
To provide pupils with a clear understanding and knowledge of the past and present and how it affects the world today. Pupils will have the opportunity to look at events that affect and shape our world. They will be observing the roots of conflicts and change and analysing these issues as well as possible solutions that can help solve the many crises humanity faces.
Key Stage 3 History follows the National Curriculum guidelines to ensure that students are well-versed in British History, and prepared to embark on GCSE History by the end of Year 9 if they so choose. The children will also cover Islamic history and topics such as:
In Year 9 the pupils will study Britain 1750-1900 and events of historical significance post WWII. They study a wide range of topics which may include:
The course at Brondesbury follows the Edexcel GCSE in History ‘Modern World History’. The chronology of the specification runs from the late nineteenth century to the modern day and aims to give students a clear understanding of the key issues which have helped to shape the modern world. These are: Three examined units:
Controlled assessment unit:
The subject is assessed through the GCSE examinations for units 1, 2 and 3 taken throughout years 10 and 11, which constitute 75% of the final grade. The remaining 25% comes from unit 4, the controlled assessment assignment.
Key Stage 3 History follows the National Curriculum guidelines to ensure that students are well-versed in British History, and prepared to embark on GCSE History by the end of Year 9 if they so choose. The children will also cover Islamic history and topics such as:
In Year 9 the pupils will study Britain 1750-1900 and events of historical significance post WWII. They study a wide range of topics which may include:
The course at Brondesbury follows the Edexcel GCSE in History ‘Modern World History’. The chronology of the specification runs from the late nineteenth century to the modern day and aims to give students a clear understanding of the key issues which have helped to shape the modern world. These are: Three examined units:
Controlled assessment unit:
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