Secondary news

  • 200 editions of Teaching History

    23rd September 2025

    Standing on the shoulders of giants  We're proud to announce the publication of the 200th edition of Teaching History, the UK’s leading journal for secondary history educators. This landmark issue marks over five decades of thought leadership, innovation, and community-building in history education. Over the last 50 years, Teaching History has...

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  • Teaching History 200: Out now

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  • HA News, Autumn 2025

    4th September 2025

    Welcome to this packed autumn edition of HA News. Alexandra Walsham unpacks the challenges, dilemmas and opportunities of AI in her President's Letter; and Abdul Mohamud lets us in on what got him into history. We have reports on this year's awards evening and our annual conference, along with competition updates and winners. We also remember much-missed...

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  • 1066 revisited: drama, history, and the Bayeux Tapestry

    2nd September 2025

    Just in time for the Bayeaux Tapestry (actually an embroidery) to come to the UK while its usual home in the Normandy city of Bayeaux is modernised, a new historical drama centred around the events of 1066 comes to our screens. 1066 – one of those historical dates that everyone...

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  • Congratulations to students receiving GCSE results

    21st August 2025

    Congratulations to everyone getting their GCSE and other exam results today, especially those of you who took history – well done – phew, milestone achieved! You’ve worked hard to get this far, even if you are not always recognised for it – so take a breath and consider your options carefully....

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  • Congratulations to students receiving A-level results

    14th August 2025

    Whether it is A-levels or other post-16 exams in history or any other subject, well done – phew, milestone achieved. Fewer of you sat A-levels this year across all subjects, despite a larger year group. Entries for history fell by 5.5% which the HA will continue to monitor. However, pass...

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  • The HA Annual Awards evening 2025

    29th July 2025

    On a hot July evening a crowd gathered in central London for the HA awards evening. This annual event is a highlight of the HA calendar as it provides an opportunity to celebrate the strengths of the history community and to recognise individual contributions and achievements. The evening was well attended...

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  • Filmed Lecture: Medlicott Lecture 2025 - Dr Christine Counsell

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  • Teaching History 199: Out now

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  • New on-demand short course: The impact and legacy of the First World War

    3rd July 2025

    The month of July was not an auspicious month during the First World War. In 1916 it had the worst day in history for the British military in terms of casualties and deaths in one day, on 1 July – the start of the Battle of the Somme. One year...

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