Free support to help Secondary schools develop a diverse and inclusive History curriculum
All Our Histories
Free support to help Secondary schools develop a diverse and inclusive History curriculum
As part of our commitment to sharing more voices, experiences, ideas, and insights through our publishing, we are excited to be working with Secondary schools around the UK to build up a hub of support to help you make your History classroom a more diverse and inclusive space.
All Our Histories is here to offer you a growing collection of examples, resources and ideas so that you can develop your History curriculum for KS3, GCSE and A Level in a way that represents all of our histories.
Inspiration from Secondary schools
Telling more stories at Claverham Community College
Head of History Sean Ingram describes the steps his school is taking to ensure their History curriculum is more diverse and inclusive.
Formulating a deeper understanding of the past at Grace College
Curriculum Lead for History Julia Dixon talks about her school’s “total revamp” of the Key Stage 3 curriculum to make it more inclusive.
Opening students’ minds at City of London School
Head of History Andrew Bracken explains how his school’s History curriculum has been going through a process of evolution.
Developing students’ place in society at All Hallows Catholic High
Head of History David Wallbanks describes how he gets his students to think about their role in the community with relevant curriculum change.
Nuanced responses at West Kirby Grammar School
Head of History and Politics Katie Amery and her team have put a huge amount of time and effort into addressing different strands of diversity through their curriculum.
Podcasts to help you enrich your History curriculum
Podcast: Migration
Aaron Wilkes and Shalina Patel are joined by Liberty Melly and Tia Shah from the Migration Museum to discuss effective teaching of migration.
Podcast: Fight for Rights
Aaron Wilkes and guests discuss effective teaching of case studies on the fights for Women’s Rights, Disability Rights, Black Civil Rights and LGBTQ+ Rights.
Podcast: African Kingdoms
Aaron Wilkes, Katie Amery and Teni Gogo discuss how effective teaching of African Kingdoms can enrich your KS3 curriculum.
Podcast: British Empire
Aaron Wilkes and Shalina Patel discuss how effective teaching of the British Empire can enrich your KS3 curriculum.
Rethinking History on the Oxford Education Blog
10 questions to ask in your school
History teacher Natasha De Stefano Honey shares the 10 important questions that are helping her school make History lessons more inclusive.
Disability history in the classroom
Phillipa Vincent-Connolly shares four ways you can bring disability history into your History curriculum.
Teaching African Kingdoms in KS3
Aaron Wilkes, Katie Amery and Teni Gogo discuss why they introduced West African Kingdoms into their KS3 curriculum, with tips for teaching them.
Teaching the British Empire in KS3
Aaron Wilkes and Shalina Patel suggest ways schools can incorporate changes to the KS3 curriculum into their teaching of the British Empire.
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