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Remote Learning in History
Remote Learning in History
In the event of a partial or whole school closure, History work will be set by your class teacher on your Google Classroom.
If you need help to access any of this work, please email your teacher or Mr Brierley (Head of History) on jby@themountbattenschool.org
Extension work and preparing for A-Level
Extension work and preparing for A-Level
If you would like to challenge yourself in History or are considering taking History for A-Level then you will find the resources below helpful.
The Historical Association is a great place to find out more about A-level History.
Perhaps the best preparation for A level would be to read as much as possible. For History, a good starting point would be to subscribe to a magazine such as BBC History magazine or All About History magazine. These magazines cover a wide variety of historical periods and will give you an insight into the most up to date historical interpretations of a particular topic. You can buy these magazines in most newsagents and supermarkets or subscribe online to the digital editions. There are also lots of free articles on their websites.
BBC History magazine
HistoryExtra: BBC History Magazine & BBC World Histories Magazine
All About History magazine:
Timeline - World History Documentaries channel - this youtube channel has hundreds of history documentaries to watch.
Ted Talks
There are literally thousands of TedEd Talks about any number of historical topics. Click the link below and search for the topics you will be studying at A-level or just choose a topic which interests you.
In Our Time Podcasts
In our time is a fantastic resource for A-level and university students. Each week university professors discuss a different topic from History, Literature, Culture, Religion and Philosophy. Click the link below to find out more.
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