Your Primary CPD calendar Summer 2024

We know that it's not easy for teachers to get out of school or have budgets to afford a plentiful supply of CPD. We know how essential your CPD is to you and that is why we have worked to provide a wide range of face to face, online learning and webinar-based CPD to suit all budgets. It doesn’t matter where you are or what your budget is; you and your colleagues can benefit from some of the best subject-specific CPD around, especially if you are members of the HA. As a member you'll gain preferential rates to all our CPD and benefit from a number of exclusive free member sessions each year. In addition, corporate members also have the opportunity to benefit from access to one free paid recording per year.

Please note that all live webinars and meetings will take place from 4–5pm unless stated otherwise. All our live webinars are recorded and the recording link will be made available to all registered delegates.

Primary CPD webinars at a glance – Summer 2024

* Webinars marked with an asterisk are free to HA members but must be booked in advance.
** Webinars marked with a double asterisk are available for HA corporate members to book a free recording but must be booked in advance using your offer code. For more information see the guidance below and the terms and conditions.

Date/time

Title

Series

Format
& focus

27 March
7.30-9pm
The House of Dudley* Virtual Branch - Live webinar
- Subject knowledge
2 April
10am
Application deadline for Funded CPD: Sickness, Social Reform and the Victorian and Edwardian Post Office - Immersive CPD programme
- Subject knowledge & pedagogy
10 April Early Bird booking closes for HA Annual Conference 2024
16 April Seminar 6: Presenting object-based lesson plans and conclusions Teaching empire through material culture - Live online course
- Subject knowledge, issues & pedagogy
20 April
10am4pm
Online lectures: Sickness, Social Reform and the Victorian and Edwardian Post Office Teacher Fellowships - Immersive funded programme
- Subject knowledge, issues & pedagogy
22 April Avoiding confusion with chronology and change in primary history* Avoiding confusion and challenging misconceptions in primary history - Live webinar
- Subject issues & pedagogy
23 April Seminar 7: Presenting object-based lesson plans and conclusions (continued) Teaching empire through material culture - Live online course
- Subject knowledge, issues & pedagogy
24 April
7.309pm
From Pirates to Princes: the Normans in Eleventh-Century Europe* Virtual Branch - Live webinar
- Subject knowledge
29 April An introduction to the HA Quality Mark* - Live webinar
- Member support
1 May
45.30pm
Weaving historical scholarship into primary history –Egypt (Part A: subject knowledge) Weaving historical scholarship into primary history - Live webinar
- Subject knowledge
2 May Adjusting the Lens: Understanding Early Modern England, India, and the Origins of Empire* Subject knowledge webinars - Live webinar
- Subject knowledge
7 May Avoiding confusion with cause and consequence in primary history**  Avoiding confusion and challenging misconceptions in primary history - Live webinar
- Subject issues & pedagogy
10–11 May Historical Association Annual Conference - In person (Birmingham) & online
- Subject knowledge, issues & pedagogy
16 May
45.30pm
Weaving historical scholarship into primary history – Egypt (Part B: curriculum thinking and pedagogy) Weaving historical scholarship into primary history - Live webinar
- Subject knowledge
20 May Avoiding confusion with historical interpretations in primary history** Avoiding confusion and challenging misconceptions in primary history - Live webinar
- Subject issues & pedagogy
4 June Avoiding confusion with significance in primary history** Avoiding confusion and challenging misconceptions in primary history - Live webinar
- Subject issues & pedagogy
10 June
45.30pm
Weaving historical scholarship into primary history – Rome (Part A: subject knowledge) Weaving historical scholarship into primary history - Live webinar
- Subject knowledge
13 June
1–4.30pm
Online course: Becoming an effective primary history subject leader (Part 1) Becoming an effective primary history subject leader  - Live online course
- Subject leadership
17 June
9.30am–4.15pm
History and Geography: Harnessing the power of AI for teaching In partnership with the Royal Geographical Society - In person event (London)
- Subject issues & pedagogy
18 June Prosthetics and Assistive Technology in Ancient Greece and Rome: everything you never knew you wanted to know* Subject knowledge webinars - Live webinar
- Subject knowledge
19 June
9am–4.30pm
Online course: Practical approaches to teaching primary history Practical approaches to teaching primary history - Live online course
- Pedagogy
24 June Supporting pupils in reaching independent conclusions in primary history** Avoiding confusion and challenging misconceptions in primary history - Live webinar
- Subject issues & pedagogy
25 June
9.30am–3.45pm
Online course: Supporting SEND pupils in your primary history lessons Supporting SEND pupils in your primary history lessons - Live online course
- Subject issues & pedagogy
26 June
45.30pm
Weaving historical scholarship into primary history – Rome (Part B: curriculum thinking and pedagogy) Weaving historical scholarship into primary history - Live webinar
- Curriculum thinking & pedagogy
27 June
1–4.30pm
Online course: Becoming an effective primary history subject leader (Part 2) Becoming an effective primary history subject leader - Live online course
- Subject leadership
2 July
10am–4pm
Online course: Getting to grips with primary history Getting to grips with primary history - Live online course
- Pedagogy
3 July National primary history teachmeet* Primary virtual regional teachmeets  - Live online event
- Pedagogy
8 July Making the most of your primary membership* - Live webinar
- Member support
10 July
6pm
Historical Association Awards Evening and Medlicott Lecture* - In person event (London – limited places available)
15 July Henry VIII on Tour: finding a new perspective on the Tudors* Subject knowledge webinars - Live webinar
- Subject knowledge

Booking, terms and conditions

Please ensure that you book at least one week before an event in order to secure your place.

We encourage live participation, as far as possible, in all our CPD in order to interact with the presenter(s).

Most online events are recorded except for teachmeets, or unless specified otherwise, but must be booked in advance. Recordings are made available for a limited period to registered delegates. Recordings cannot be booked after a live event has taken place unless this is done as part of a bulk booking for a webinar series. Recorded and on-demand webinars are only available to book and access for a limited time period. Access will expire after the specified date on each webinar page.  

All Historical Association events are subject to the HA CPD terms and conditions

For any enquiries please contact events@history.org.uk

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