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Good practice resource - Putting the local community at the heart of the Key Stage 3 history curriculum: Copleston High School
09 Feb 2012
Ref: 120409
The Key Stage 3 history curriculum is distinctive and highly imaginative. It meets students’ needs, aspirations and interests exceptionally well, and twice as many students opt to study history in Key Stage 4 than is seen nationally. This is principally because the curriculum ensures that students have an excellent understanding of history’s relevance to their own lives by providing them with a detailed insight into how the local community fits into a wider national and international history.
Provider: Copleston High School - 136827
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