Medieval England 793 – 1453
Early Modern England 1500 – 1700
World Affairs
History
Industrial Britain 1700 – 1900
Empires Thematic 1526 – 1948
USA 1600 – 1970
WW1 1910 – 1918
Hitler’s Rise & WW2 1918 – 1945
The Holocaust & WW2 1918 – 1945
The Cold War 1945 – 1991
GCSE Edexcel
- Crime and Punishment 1000 – Present
- American West 1830 – 1890
GCSE Edexcel
- Conflict at Home and Abroad USA 1954 – 1974
- Henry VIII and His Ministers 1509 – 1540
CPE
- Christian Beliefs
- Christian Practices
- Inspirational People
- Rites of Passage
- How Do We Make Moral Decisions?
- Who Are the Jewish People?
- Religion, Crime and Punishment
- Religion, Peace and Conflict
- Eastern Religions: Hinduism
- Eastern Religions: Buddhism and Sikhism
- Islam Beliefs and Practices
- Medical Ethics: Abortion and Fertility Treatment
- Medical Ethics: Transplant Surgery, The Hospice, Movement and Euthanasia
- Is There a Life After Death?
- Human Rights
- Religion and Social Justice
Geography
- What makes a Geographer?
- How are populations changing?
- How do rivers shape the landscape?
- How unequal is our world?
- How does Geography shape Brazil?
- What is weather and climate?
- How do biomes vary globally?
- Are cities growing out of control?
- How do coats shape the landscape?
- How is Nigeria changing?
- How does Geography shape conflict?
- How does globalisation shrink the world?
- How do tectonic hazards affect us?
- Are India and China global superpowers?
- How does ice shape the landscape?
- The challenge of natural hazards
- Urban issues and challenges
- UK coastal landscapes
- The challenging economic world
- Fieldwork
- UK river landscapes
- The living world
- The challenge of managing resources
- Revision
GCSE Citizenship
- Principles and values in British society
- Identity
- The media and free press
- The UK’s role in international organisations
- Making a difference in society
- Laws in contemporary society
- Rights and responsibilities within the legal system
- How laws protect the citizen and deal with criminals
- Universal Human Rights
- Bringing about change in the legal system
- Political power in the UK
- Local and devolved government
- Where does political power reside?
- How do others govern themselves?
- Bringing about political change
- Taking citizenship action
Music / BTEC Music (KS4)
Keyboard Skills (Performance)
Ukulele Skills (Performance)
Instruments of the Orchestra (Composition/Listening)
Blues Music (Performance)
Musical Cities (Performance)
Remix (Composition)
Film Music (Composition)
Musicals (Performance)
World Music (Composition)
Styles of Music
C1 Exam: Recall and implement knowledge to create a portfolio that demonstrates knowledge of musical styles.
C2 Exam Development: Learn how to develop own skills in performance, composition, and production.
C2 Exam and Preparation for C3 Exam: To evidence progression of skills in two areas in allotted time for C2 exam. Develop compositional/ rearrangement skills for C3 exam.
C3 Exam: To draw upon appraising, performance, and compositional skills to create a reinterpretation of a famous song in allotted time.
Revision.
Please contact Mrs Laura Glass for more information on the World Affairs curriculum: lglass@hightunstall.hartlepool.sch.uk.