Primary
Resources and support for primary teachers and subject leaders including Schemes of Work, CPD, Quality Mark and the HA's Primary History magazine. All our materials are free to HA Members – find out about Membership.
Whatever your role or level HA Membership can help you get the most out of primary history. We also offer Corporate School Membership as a complete package to support whole-school history provision.
Latest resources
Articles from Primary History magazine and more
- Local significant individuals
- Primary History Articles for the School History Subject Leader
- Curriculum Review Support Module - Primary
- Recorded webinars: Quills chat – meet the children's authors
- Scheme of Work: Exploring Benin’s Big Picture of the Past
Primary news
Latest from the HA and the education sector
- 100 editions of Primary History
- The Uprising: bringing the events of 1381 to the big screen
- The Medlicott Medal 2026
- HA Conference 2027 in Stratford-upon-Avon
- HA News, Summer 2026
- Virtual Branch recording: Crusader Castles
- We’re hiring!
- HA short course: The World of the Normans
Events
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05 SepBranch
The Grunitzkys: One African Family's Journey through the Twentieth Century
Branch: Tyneside
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07 SepLocal / Community
Beyond the 39 Steps (in-person)
Region: London
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08 SepBranch
Ross King, author, ‘The Bookseller of Florence: Illuminating the Renaissance’
Branch: Ealing
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08 SepBranch
AGM and Holst's Cheltenham quiz
Branch: Gloucestershire
Curriculum
- Primary Curriculum Schemes of Work
- Curriculum plan: Anglo-Saxons and Vikings
- Diversity in Primary History
CPD
- Course: Becoming an effective primary history subject leader
- Your Primary CPD calendar Autumn 2026
- Course: Practical approaches to teaching primary history
Competitions
Membership
- Film: Making the most of your primary membership
- MAT membership – strengthening history across your trust
- Corporate exclusive: Primary Subject Leader Area
- Get ahead as a primary trainee teacher
Primary History
The primary history magazine of the HA
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