Primary Subject Leader Area
Welcome to the HA primary history subject leaders’ area! This area is available exclusively to HA corporate primary members. In this section you will find a collection of guidance pieces created by experienced subject leaders and expert primary educators, sharing their own recommendations for key areas you need to consider as a history subject leader. This gathered intelligence is based on their wealth of experiences and best practice from different contexts.
Each piece contains exemplars and/or further supportive links and, rather than being prescriptive, the idea is that these resources will provide some pointers for you to consider within the context of your own school. If you'd like to take your development of the curriculum and as a leader further you might also like to consider our Chartered Teacher scheme. Read more
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How the Quality Mark for history can support you as a subject leader
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Working with other subject leaders
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Your first year as a history subject leader
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Helping children to communicate their ideas in primary history
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Addressing misconceptions in primary history
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Progression in primary history
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Resourcing sources
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The Bigger Picture: The Wider World
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Primary History Articles for the School History Subject Leader
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Developing local history in your primary curriculum
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Raising the profile of history in your school
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Planning and reviewing primary history
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Writing a History Policy
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Leading History in an Independent School
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The Bigger Picture: Curriculum Overview
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EYFS: What does good curriculum provision look like?
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Primary History Summer Resource 2019: Diversity
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Ofsted: primary guidance 2019
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