#PrimaryHistoryBites

#PrimaryHistorybites provide teachers and children with key information about a range of history topics in a lively and accessible format.

Linking non-narrative reading for pleasure with the ongoing history curriculum is an excellent way to support long-term retention and reduce cognitive overload.

#PrimaryHistorybites can be used as expanded 'knowledge organisers' covering background information not necessarily covered in lessons with valuable contextual information that can support further learning.

Key Stage 1

  • Spotlight on The Great Fire of London

    What was the Great Fire of London? And how did people of the time deal with this frightening event? In this #PrimaryHistoryBite we explore the nature of the event, sources of evidence that tell us about it and the impact that it had on the development of firefighting.

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Key Stage 2

  • Spotlight on The Romans

    All about the Romans and their impact on Britain. Everything you need to know about the Roman relationship with the Celtic peoples in Britain, why they invaded, what ‘Romanisation’ was and why they left!

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  • Spotlight on The Ancient Greeks

    What impact did Ancient Greece have on the wider world. Britain may no have haddirect contact with ‘ancient greek’ people, however there is so much that we still see today that remains as part of theAncient Greek legacy!

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  • Spotlight on The Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages

    Prehistory is an amazing time period to investigate. How did people live? What technological advancements took place? Which of those have influenced today’s world? And how does Britain fit in to all of this?

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