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  • Our School
    • Meet the Team
      • Staff Vacancies
    • Our Classes
      • Nursery
      • Reception
      • Class 1
      • Class 2
      • Class 3
      • Class 4
      • Class 5
      • Class 6
    • Governing Body
    • Church Links
    • Ofsted
  • Learning
    • Our Curriculum
    • English
    • Maths
    • Science
    • History
    • Geography
    • Art and Design
    • Religious Education
    • Computing
      • E-Safety
    • Physical Education
    • Music
    • Design Technology
    • PSCHE
    • French
      • French Resources
  • Safeguarding
  • Parents
    • Breakfast Club
    • Parents and Friends
    • Parent Pay
    • School Lunches and Milk
    • Uniform
    • New Starter Information
    • The School Day
    • Home Learning
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History

 

At Hill Top we hope to inspire and excite children with our History curriculum. 

 

 

 

National Curriculum for Primary History

 Intent Statement

History Long Term Plan

History vocabulary progression

History in Key Stage One-

Year 1

Why didn't Grandad have an X-box?

Who was the most important Explorer?

How did we get from here to there?

Year 2

Who lived in a house like this?

Why did Guy Fawkes want to blow up Parliament?

How and why did London burn down?

How did a spark effect Low Moor?

History in Key Stage Two-

Year 3

Who were the first British settlers?

How do we know about the Ancient Egyptians?

Year 4

Did the Romans make Britain better?

What was life like in Yorkshire during the Blitz?

Year 5

Were the Vikings vicious and the Angles angels?

Who were the mysterious Mayans?

Year 6

How did Bradford change during the Industrial Revolution

What did the Ancient Greeks give us?

 

 

Here are some places you might want to visit -

welcome to Yorkshire

best museums in Yorkshire

Bradford Museums and galleries

Eden Camp WW2 Museum 

Bagshaw Museum

Colne Valley Museum

Calderdale Museums

Royal Armouries

Worth Valley Railway

Common Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD12 0TL

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