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...

Join us for this free member webinar featuring lots of suggestions for a whole school celebration in primary schools from EYFS to Year 6. Find out about educational, engaging enquiry-based activities to enhance learning in EYFS, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 National Curriculum units, while having fun, marking...

In this course, discover what makes quality teaching of history by exploring how to ensure coverage of the National Curriculum through practical creative methods which can be adopted and adapted for different age groups or themes, whilst ensuring progression and challenge for all. Chris Trevor will look at how to...

This is an opportunity to join in on discussions about what we can learn about teaching primary history, with a focus on diversity and what we could and should do now to help our pupils going forward. There will be plenty of opportunities to ask questions, both about diversity but...

This course for early career primary teachers will develop your understanding of effective history teaching. The course has a strong practical focus with approaches based on recent research and a regard to national initiatives including the new Ofsted education inspection framework. Every delegate will come away with a range of...

In this two-part online course, discover what makes quality teaching of history by exploring how to ensure coverage of the National Curriculum through practical creative methods which can be adopted and adapted for different age groups or themes, whilst ensuring progression and challenge for all. Chris Trevor will look at...

The Geographical Association and Historical Association are pleased to be working together to offer this one-day online course supporting primary subject leaders in reviewing the quality of their curricula in light of the Ofsted inspection framework. The course will begin by giving some background into the development of the framework...

Join us for this course in which Chris Trevor will take you on a journey through the most important elements of primary history subject leadership. You may be new to the role or established but would like to have some formal training to carry out the role more effectively, particularly...

Do you struggle to engage your lower ability or EAL students? Are you finding it difficult to ensure and demonstrate progression? This webinar series will give you some strategies and approaches to adapt, adopt and try based on Sue Temple's many years teaching and training primary history, including as a...

Join us for this two-part online course in which Chris Trevor will take you on a journey through the most important elements of primary history subject leadership. You may be new to the role or established but would like to have some formal training to carry out the role more...

Are you new to HA primary membership and not sure where to start? Or been a member for a while and want to make sure that you're using your membership to its full potential? In this termly webinar, our Membership Manager Emily Randall will be joined by members of our...

London has tended to dominate accounts of LGBTQ Britain… but how did local contexts beyond the capital affect queer identities and communities? This talk by Professor Matt Cook looks at Brighton, Plymouth, Manchester and Leeds to illustrate the difference locality makes to queer lives.

This webinar will trace the fascinating changes in crime and punishment from the Anglo-Saxons to the present day. It will show how and why the law evolved over time, moving from trial by ordeal in the Middle Ages, through punishments like execution and transportation to Australia before finally arriving at...

Do you struggle to engage your lower ability or EAL students? Are you finding it difficult to ensure and demonstrate progression? This webinar series will give you some strategies and approaches to adapt, adopt and try based on Sue Temple's many years teaching and training primary history, including as a...

This two-part online course for primary teachers will develop your understanding of effective history teaching. The course has a strong practical focus with approaches based on recent research and a regard to national initiatives including the new Ofsted education inspection framework. Every delegate will come away with a range of...

This webinar will show how the monarchy has changed over time and how and why real power was gradually transferred from the crown to Parliament. In particular it will feature how his barons' challenge to the absolute power of King John lead to the sealing of Magna Carta in 1215,...

Do you struggle to engage your lower ability or EAL students? Are you finding it difficult to ensure and demonstrate progression? This webinar series will give you some strategies and approaches to adapt, adopt and try based on Sue Temple's many years teaching and training primary history, including as a...

By popular demand we are giving teachers the chance to view some of our recent webinar highlights by releasing recordings of previous webinars for a limited time period. Simply purchase this resource to gain access to the recording (you will need to be logged in to pay and access the...

By popular demand we are giving you the chance to view some of our recent webinar highlights by releasing recordings of previous webinars for a limited time period. This webinar recording is free and exclusive to Historical Association members and will be available to view on this page until the end of January 2022....

About this course This three-part online course will support primary teachers and curriculum leaders in the principles of strong primary history curriculum design. A series run jointly by the Schools History Project (SHP) and the Historical Association (HA), it will incorporate a focus on the SHP principles that have been fundamental in...