History


History at Aldwickbury inspires pupils with captivating stories from the past. We aim to ignite a passion for history by engaging pupils in diverse, exciting topics while developing essential skills such as questioning evidence, independent learning and confidently expressing opinions. These skills prepare pupils for academic success and equip them for the modern world.

From Reception to Year 8, pupils build their historical knowledge and skills through carefully chosen topics ranging from the history of transport and the Victorians in Pre-Prep to the Romans, Shang Dynasty, and World War One in later years. The curriculum is enriched by themed history days and trips to sites including Windsor Castle, Celtic Harmony, Vimy Ridge, Wardown House, RAF Hendon and Hampton Court.

The overview below provides a glimpse into our history curriculum at Aldwickbury, showing part of the rich and varied curriculum that pupils enjoy

History at Aldwickbury nurtures curiosity and critical thinking, equipping pupils with the skills to analyse evidence, form their own opinions and understand the complexities of the past. Through engaging topics and memorable visits, pupils develop a deep appreciation of history that supports their academic progress and prepares them for the demands of senior school studies and beyond. These experiences build confidence and a lifelong interest in understanding how history shapes the modern world.