History is an integral part of a well-rounded education. It allows students to explore the past and make connections through time. We live in societies which have an array of complex cultures, religions and traditions. These have all not just been created, but rather have changed and evolved over the previous decades and centuries. Understanding our link with the past helps us to understand our present world. Not only that, but it encourages us to question, reason and formulate our own conclusions about why events happened and what their consequences were. This critical thinking is a highly valued skill, not just academically, but also professionally. Because of the nature of the subject, history encourages students to be able to express their ideas, not just in writing, but also verbally. This helps develop articulate individuals who are adept at communicating complex ideas.
It is not necessary to have studied History at GCSE although this is advisable. Our main requirement is for you to come to lessons enthused to learn and with a love of the subject.
Exam Board AQA Examination: Two exam papers taken at the end of the Upper Sixth. Coursework NEA: Research, focusing on historians interpretations and contemporary sources. Current topics include: African American Civil Rights 1865-c.1991; The British Raj and the struggle for Indian Independence; The European Reformation and Catholic Counter-Reformation.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Surrey |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Boys |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £22,572 |
| Address | High Street, Guildford, GU1 3BB |
History is an integral part of a well-rounded education. It allows students to explore the past and make connections through time. We live in societies which have an array of complex cultures, religions and traditions. These have all not just been created, but rather have changed and evolved over the previous decades and centuries. Understanding our link with the past helps us to understand our present world. Not only that, but it encourages us to question, reason and formulate our own conclusions about why events happened and what their consequences were. This critical thinking is a highly valued skill, not just academically, but also professionally. Because of the nature of the subject, history encourages students to be able to express their ideas, not just in writing, but also verbally. This helps develop articulate individuals who are adept at communicating complex ideas.
It is not necessary to have studied History at GCSE although this is advisable. Our main requirement is for you to come to lessons enthused to learn and with a love of the subject.
Exam Board AQA Examination: Two exam papers taken at the end of the Upper Sixth. Coursework NEA: Research, focusing on historians interpretations and contemporary sources. Current topics include: African American Civil Rights 1865-c.1991; The British Raj and the struggle for Indian Independence; The European Reformation and Catholic Counter-Reformation.