CPD
As your subject association, the HA is here to support you through the provision of quality history CPD to suit a range of needs and budgets. Whether you are a subject leader for history looking at whole school development needs, or a classroom teacher or educator looking for support to help you teach history effectively, you will find an event or course to suit you and your needs. In this section, you can find our current courses and CPD series listed in What’s On, with more detail about each individual event in Available events. You'll also find past event resources and CPD guides and briefings as well as information and resources from our Teacher Fellowships. Read more
What's On
- Your Primary CPD calendar Summer 2021
- Webinar series: Boosting subject knowledge at Key Stage 1
- HA Conference 2021 goes virtual
- Webinar series: Diversity in the primary history curriculum
- An introduction to mastering primary history
- Practical approaches to teaching primary history
Available Events
- Your Primary CPD calendar Summer 2021
- Comparing significant individuals: Diversity in Britain
- An introduction to mastering primary history (London)
- HA Webinar: Weaving an Irish dimension into the primary history curriculum
- Introduction to Sporting Heritage in the Curriculum
- Online course: An introduction to mastering primary history
Past Event Resources
- Webinar on demand: Teaching cause and consequence, continuity and change in primary history
- Film: 'Mayflower Lives: building a New Jerusalem in the New World'
- Film: Ask the Primary Committee
- Film: The Great Fire of London
- Film: Making the most of your primary membership
- Webinar on demand: Teaching similarity and difference in primary history
CPD Guides
- Primary Curriculum Schemes of Work
- Survive and Thrive as a Primary History Trainee and NQT
- Assessment and Progression without levels
- Viking and Anglo-Saxon struggle for the kingdom of England
- Assessment in Primary History - Guidance
- The Vikings - Primary E-CPD
Briefing Packs
- Scheme of Work: Anglo-Saxon, Viking and Scots settlement in Britain
- The Maya: a 4,000-year-old civilisation in the Americas
- Summary of Key Changes to Primary Curriculum for 2014
- Teaching the Tudors in the New Curriculum
- Primary History and Progression
- Progression without Levels
Teacher Research
- From Home to the Front: World War I
- Assessment and Progression without levels
- Why stories?
- In My View: Creativity & History