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A level subject content: History
Government-set content for AS/A level history (ages 16-18), the foundation of every exam board's course.
A level subject content: Philosophy
Government-set content for AS/A level philosophy (ages 16-18), the foundation of every exam board's course.
A level subject content: Religious studies
Government-set content for AS/A level religious studies (ages 16-18), the foundation of every exam board's course.
Download Specification (file 1 of 5)
This is an official specification for History at Key Stage 5, providing essential guidance for students and teachers alike, available directly from the exam board.
Download Specification (file 2 of 5)
This official specification outlines the content and assessment for Key Stage 5 History courses, providing essential guidance for schools and parents. You can access the document through the provided link to learn more about the programme.
GCSE subject content: Ancient history
Government-set content that every GCSE ancient history course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Citizenship studies
Government-set content that every GCSE citizenship course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Classical civilisation
Government-set content that every GCSE classical civilisation course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Geography
Government-set content that every GCSE geography course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: History
Government-set content that every GCSE history course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Religious studies — 160704 annex further re guidance
Government-set content that every GCSE religious studies course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Religious studies — rs guidance
Government-set content that every GCSE religious studies course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
Level 1 - Improving productivity using IT - Evidence review form - Example using New CLAiT
This official exam board document provides an example of a Level 1 evidence review form that can help students improve productivity using IT, suitable for KS4 history lessons. Parents can use this resource to understand how technology can enhance their child's learning experience.
Level 1 - Unit 39 - Using the internet
An official exam board material that provides guidance on using the internet for history studies at Level 1, suitable for students in Key Stage 4.
Level 2 - Unit 34 - Using email
This official specification document offers guidance on using email for Level 2 learners in Key Stage 4, helping students develop essential digital communication skills as part of their history studies.
Level 2 - Unit 40 - Using the internet
An official specification for a Level 2 unit on using the internet, aimed at KS4 history students, providing essential guidance for learning and assessment.
Level 3 - Unit 35 - Using email
An official specification from the exam board that outlines the requirements for the Level 3 Unit 35 on using email, suitable for Key Stage 5 students.
Resource links
An official resource document containing useful links for Citizenship studies, designed to support both teaching and learning within the exam board framework.
Specification accredited a level ancient history h407
This official specification outlines the requirements for A-level Ancient History (KS5), providing a clear framework for schools to follow. You can find it at the exam board's source link.
Specification accredited a level classical civilisation h408
An official specification for A-Level Classical Civilisation (KS5), providing guidance on the curriculum and assessment details from the relevant exam board.