History
We aim to ensure that children have a good understanding of chronology and that they are taught to question their understanding of the past and to know how this has influenced present and future times. History where possible will be taught through the use of visitors, brilliant artefacts and exciting trips. We use methods such as historical enquiry, problem solving , investigation and interpreting skills to help our pupils make sense of the past and what lessons can be learned for today.
St Gilberts have joined the Historical Associaton. They are a charity and the voice for History in the UK. And they help with History teaching and learning.
Have a look at more History websites below
The History National Curriculum
BLACK HISTORY MONTH
This year for Black History Month 2023 the theme was celebrating the achievements of Black Women. KS1 and KS2 researched and learned about how Black Women contributed to the society in which they lived. EYFS learned about how Black Women contributed to the music world.
Fantastic writing from a Y2 pupil about Florence Nightingale.
Year 5 VICTORIAN DAY.
Y5 Mayan Day.
Year. 4 learned about Alexander the Great in Ancient Greece and had a fabulous Greek day.
Year 3 children learned about the Stone Age boy.
The Year 2 children thoroughly enjoyed their trip to Stair Case House Museum in Stockport where they learned about how to put out the Great Fire of London.
Year 1 learned about their families.
WE WILL REMEMBER
Thank you for sending in the names of your loved ones who fought in the war.
For Remembrance Day we raised the flag as a mark of respect to all who have sacrificed their lives for us. We say thank you to all the service men and women who fought for our freedom.
Year 4 with their Poppy poems.
Pippa from Yr 4 brought in a wonderful photograph of her beloved Great Great Grandfather Tommy and wrote all about him too. We will remember them.
