History will equip you with a critical and inquisitive mind, always looking for a deeper understanding and always challenging yourself to reflect on your perspective. You will develop your skills of persuasion and reasoning, as well as improve your ability to condense large amounts of information into succinct but well-reasoned responses. You will consider the viewpoint of other historians and consider how “convinced” you are by their arguments. You’ll look at source material from the time and embrace the mindset of those who experienced the period of History we’ll be looking at. Alongside this, you’ll always be an asset in any quiz!
Grade 5 and above in GCSE English. Desirable - Grade 5 and above in GCSE History
Unit 1 - The Quest for Political Stability - Germany 1871 - 1991 (40%) In the assessment, you will answer three questions. One of the questions will test your ability to understand historical interpretations and two essay-based questions. Unit 2 - The Making of Modern Britain - Britain 1951 - 2007 (40%) In the assessment, you will answer three questions. One of the questions will test your ability to understand historical sources and two essay-based questions. NEA - Ireland (1789 - 1901) - You will get the opportunity to pursue your historical investigation into one of the central themes surrounding Ireland. This will take the form of a 4,000 work essay where you will be expected to do your research including finding your interpretations and sources as well as appropriate referencing.
About Education Provider
| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | Doncaster |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Windmill Balk Lane, Woodlands, Doncaster, DN6 7SF |
History will equip you with a critical and inquisitive mind, always looking for a deeper understanding and always challenging yourself to reflect on your perspective. You will develop your skills of persuasion and reasoning, as well as improve your ability to condense large amounts of information into succinct but well-reasoned responses. You will consider the viewpoint of other historians and consider how “convinced” you are by their arguments. You’ll look at source material from the time and embrace the mindset of those who experienced the period of History we’ll be looking at. Alongside this, you’ll always be an asset in any quiz!
Grade 5 and above in GCSE English. Desirable - Grade 5 and above in GCSE History
Unit 1 - The Quest for Political Stability - Germany 1871 - 1991 (40%) In the assessment, you will answer three questions. One of the questions will test your ability to understand historical interpretations and two essay-based questions. Unit 2 - The Making of Modern Britain - Britain 1951 - 2007 (40%) In the assessment, you will answer three questions. One of the questions will test your ability to understand historical sources and two essay-based questions. NEA - Ireland (1789 - 1901) - You will get the opportunity to pursue your historical investigation into one of the central themes surrounding Ireland. This will take the form of a 4,000 work essay where you will be expected to do your research including finding your interpretations and sources as well as appropriate referencing.