Our humanities curriculum combines history and geography to help pupils understand the world and their place within it.
We aim to develop curiosity about the past and present, teaching children to ask questions, think critically and make connections between people, places and events.
Through engaging topics and fieldwork experiences pupils learn about significant historical periods and figures, as well as physical and human geography, building a strong foundation for lifelong learning.
Nurses from the past
Changes in living memory
Cold places
Seasonal and daily weather
Sheffield cutlery grinders
The Great Fire of London
Hot places
Towns and cities
Ancient Egypt
The Stone Age to the Iron Age
Land use and settlement
Rivers and water
Ancient Greece
The Roman Empire
Distribution of natural resources
Climate zones, biomes and vegetation belts
Mayan civilisation AD900
Anglo Saxons and Scots
Energy and sustainability
Earthquakes and volcanoes
Sheffield women of steel
The Viking Anglo Saxon struggle
Globalisation and crime and punishment
Mountains