These network meetings are aimed at those responsible for leading, managing and teaching history in the primary school.

Teachers will develop their vision for history in their school while gathering inspiring and creative ideas for leading and managing the teaching of outstanding history to ensure all children progress well.

Available dates:

7 June 2023

8 June 2023

Search and book on the Learning Zone using keyword search: History Summer

Price: Sub £65 / SLA £50 / Full £78

Hear from national and local speakers at the Secondary History Leadership Conference.

This conference will bring together the best of national and local research and practice to provide invaluable professional development for history leaders, history teachers and SLT history line managers.

Learning outcomes:

• Keep informed of current issues in history teaching
• Review effective history curriculum planning and implementation
• Prepare all students for the challenges of GCSE and improve results
• Build capacity in your history team

Search and book on the Learning Zone using keyword search: Secondary Leadership

Price: Sub £305 / SLA £145 / Full £366

The Secondary History Network Session 3 webinar on 15 March 23  is focused on closing the attainment gap in history.

Part 1 - Focus on tackling educational disadvantage in history

Part 2  - Supporting additional needs, sharing outcomes from the SEN project in history 2022-3

There will be a networking opportunity: sharing successful strategies and examples from your history department  and members of the History Steering Group.

Booking information

Search and book on the Learning Zone using keyword Search: Spring 2 History Network and Spring 3 History Network

Price (per network webinar - Sub - £50/ SLA - £35 / Full - £60)

(Edited by History Administrator - original submission Friday, 6 January 2023, 10:45 AM)

This one-day conference is for all primary history subject leaders.

Keynote speaker, Stuart Tiffany (aka Mr T does Primary History) is an experienced primary school teacher and history leader. He runs the largest primary history focused page on Facebook with a simple aim: sharing the best practice and supporting teachers who would like support with advice and ideas. Currently, he works as a visiting lecturer at several SCITT institutions and Leeds Trinity University in Leeds. He supports schools across England with training and resources. Pedagogically, Stuart proudly likes to occupy the middle ground between drawing upon research, classroom experience and in-depth conversation teachers.

In CPD sessions, Stuart provides a carefully curated blend of humour, wisdom and practical tips on how primary school teachers can navigate their way through the complex, contradictory and conflicting world we call history! 

Attending this conference will assist subject leaders with staying up to date with their role and responsibilities and grow in their capacity to lead and manage history well in their schools.

Search and book on the Learning Zone by using keyword search: History Conference