All schemes of work are free to HA Members, along with a host of other resources and benefits. If you are not yet an HA Member, you can get a taster of our schemes of work through our open-access Anglo-Saxons unit, our open-access Great Fire of London unit and our open-access Age of Revolutions unit.

 
At the HA, we understand how difficult it can be planning for and resourcing new curriculum topics, which is why we have devised a whole series of schemes of work. (If the grid below doesn't display properly on your screen please try the mobile-friendly version): 

EYFS

EYFS Scheme of Work

Toys & games (Medium term plan)

Key Stage 1

The Great Fire of London

Local history*

Local history: our high street

Significant individuals: Brunel

Significant individuals: Explorers

Significant individuals: Sarah Forbes Bonetta

Significant individuals: Walter Tull

Significant individuals: George Stephenson

Should we call Grace O'Malley a pirate?

Remembrance

Key Stage 2

Ancient Greece

Ancient Egyptian religion

Ancient Egyptian civilisation

Ancient Sumer

Comparing Ancient Civilisations

Anglo-Saxons, Vikings & Scots settlement in Britain

Benin

Chronological unit: Books through time

Chronological unit: Numbers through time

The Elizabethans

The Georgians

Indus Valley

Early Islam, including Baghdad

Local history: Transport

Local history*

The Maya

Roman Britain

Shang Dynasty

Stone Age to Iron Age in Britain

Thematic study: Education

The Blitz & World War II

Waterloo & the Age of Revolutions

 
*Local history: this unit is not itself a scheme of work, but shows how local history might be incorporated into a scheme of work 

Please note that while these units contain resource suggestions, they are not all fully-resourced schemes of work. To view a sample scheme of work, please refer to our Anglo-Saxons unit

See also

• Guide to Progression in History from EYFS to KS3
• Guide to Primary teaching methods

All schemes of work are free to HA Members