Studying history gives children the opportunity to develop an understanding of why the world and its people are the way they are today. They begin to ask questions as they explore the diversity of human experience, past lives and societies. By the end of their primary education, children will have a chronological understanding of British history from the Stone Age to the present day and will be able to draw comparisons and make connections between different time periods and their own lives. Interlinked with this is the need to look at world history. At Thorn Grove the children will explore life in the ancient civilisations, including the Kingdom of Bennin and Ancient Greece, developing their understanding of trends over time and across concurrent civilisations. They will learn about the history of Bishop’s Stortford and surrounding areas. |
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Studying history gives children the opportunity to develop an understanding of why the world and its people are the way they are today. They begin to ask questions as they explore the diversity of human experience, past lives and societies. By the end of their primary education, children will have a chronological understanding of British history from the Stone Age to the present day and will be able to draw comparisons and make connections between different time periods and their own lives. Interlinked with this is the need to look at world history. At Thorn Grove the children will explore life in the ancient civilisations, including the Kingdom of Bennin and Ancient Greece, developing their understanding of trends over time and across concurrent civilisations. They will learn about the history of Bishop’s Stortford and surrounding areas. |
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Studying history gives children the opportunity to develop an understanding of why the world and its people are the way they are today. They begin to ask questions as they explore the diversity of human experience, past lives and societies. By the end of their primary education, children will have a chronological understanding of British history from the Stone Age to the present day and will be able to draw comparisons and make connections between different time periods and their own lives. Interlinked with this is the need to look at world history. At Thorn Grove the children will explore life in the ancient civilisations, including the Kingdom of Bennin and Ancient Greece, developing their understanding of trends over time and across concurrent civilisations. They will learn about the history of Bishop’s Stortford and surrounding areas. |
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Studying history gives children the opportunity to develop an understanding of why the world and its people are the way they are today. They begin to ask questions as they explore the diversity of human experience, past lives and societies. By the end of their primary education, children will have a chronological understanding of British history from the Stone Age to the present day and will be able to draw comparisons and make connections between different time periods and their own lives. Interlinked with this is the need to look at world history. At Thorn Grove the children will explore life in the ancient civilisations, including the Kingdom of Bennin and Ancient Greece, developing their understanding of trends over time and across concurrent civilisations. They will learn about the history of Bishop’s Stortford and surrounding areas. |
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