Humanities

The internet and access to more data continues radically to alter how information about the world around us is applied and shared. We all…

Physical geography processes such as erosion and transportation can be difficult concepts for some students to comprehend. Traditionally,…

The new specifications for GCSE geography are being introduced for first teaching in the UK in September 2016, and include a number of…

Simon Schama once said that British history moves at a glacial pace. Little changes, revolutions do not seem to happen in our green and…

Why Teach This? How do you get pupils to read sources carefully? Analysing written sources of evidence effectively is a key historical skill…

In 1989, governments around the world adopted the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. These rights embody what all children need in…

From September 2014, following extensive campaigning by MPs, parents and Martin Lewis, creator of MoneySavingExpert.com, financial literacy…

Why teach this? This lesson which I am eager to share with all Teach Secondary readers is a concept I have refined over the past year. With…

Why teach this? This lesson aims to breathe new life into religious education by harnessing the power of mystery and developing independence…

​There’s more to fieldwork than a chance for students to get their hands – and boots – muddy, argues Alan Kinder… Alistair…

Today you will… Look at what a Victorian street would be like. Understand the different types of street jobs there were during this time .…

​Terry Portch introduces a triple-stranded approach to helping learners understand tricky new terminology… Today you will……

Today you will… Learn about informal gold mines and why children work there Discuss how working in gold mines affects children’s lives…