A template of questions to ask pupils in KS1/2 about their history learning.

A class chart to plot when homework has been completed and handed in. One side displays two terms. It is a good time saver to print a second copy for the following two terms, and when mounting on card, stick the sheets on both sides. This way you have up to four terms ready and only have to turn the chart round. Tip- Make sure you leave a few spaces blank at the bottom, you never know when you might end up with a new child!

A chart to help keep track of how often pupils in your class are reading during each week, and across each term. One side displays two terms. It is a good time saver to print a second copy for the following two terms, and when mounting on card, stick the sheets on both sides. This way you have up to four terms ready and only have to turn the chart round. Tip- Make sure you leave a few spaces blank at the bottom, you never know when you might end up with a new child!

An exemplar for subject scrutiny- especially useful for those new to foundation subject leadership. This resources gives examples of what might be looked for (although this is dependent on your school development plan) and feedback points. It can be adapted for use.

A document outlining the progress expectations for each year group 1-6 in history. Can be matched to any sequence of learning in history and is a great tool for checking that learning has the required coverage. It can also be used as a teacher self assessment tool and planning aid.