Diversity in Primary History

Primary History articles and resources

Diversity in Primary History: resources

There has been much emphasis on ensuring that we teach a balanced history curriculum which reflects diversity. Teachers often ask the Historical Association where they can get their ideas and find examples of good practice. From the start, the journal Primary History has addressed the many strands of a diverse primary history curriculum. This page allows teachers to see in one place the various articles on the broad theme of diversity that have appeared in Primary History arranged under a number of different categories: 

1. Diversity: General
2. Ethnicity/Race – supporting European teaching in FS/KS1 and KS2
3. Non-European Teaching Areas
4. Globalisation/Exploration
5. Refugees/Migration
6. Minorities/Persecution/Inequality/Controversial Issues
7. Gender; Women's history
8. Religion
9. Disability
10. Class
11. LGBTQI+
12. Age
13. Values/Citizenship
 

1. Diversity: General

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2. Ethnicity/Race/Identity: Supporting European Areas:

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KS2

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3. Non-European Teaching Areas

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4. Globalisation/Exploration:

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5. Refugees/Migration

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6. Minorities/Persecution/Inequality/Controversial Issues:

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7. Gender; Women's history

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KS2

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8. Religion

9. Disability

10. Class

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11. LGBTQI+

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12. Age

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13. Values/Citizenship

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