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Curriculum Relevance
Programme 1: The Chartists The Kennington Demonstration – 1848 England The programme will have direct relevance to the Key Stage 3 History area of study Britain 1750-1900. It will also be of use in GCSE Social and Economic History courses, and the Schools History Project GCSE component Britain 1815-51. Wales The programme is relevant to Key Stage 3, Wales in Industrial Britain c.1760-1914. It will also be of use in GCSE Social and Economic History courses, and the Schools History Project GCSE component Britain 1815-51. Scotland The programme may be relevant to aspects of the 5-14 curriculum, particularly The Age of Revolutions 1700-1900. It is relevant to S Grade History Unit I, Changing Life in Scotland and Britain (Context A: 1750s-1850s or 1830s-1930s). Programme 2: The Great Exhibition Celebrating Industry and Empire – 1851 England The programme will have direct relevance to the Key Stage 3 area of study, Britain 1750-1900. It will also be of use in GCSE Social and Economic History courses, and the Schools History Project GCSE component Britain 1815-51. Wales The programme may be relevant to Key Stage 3, Wales in Industrial Britain c.1760-1914. It will also be of use in GCSE Social and Economic History courses, and the Schools History Project GCSE component Britain 1815-51. Scotland The programme may be relevant to aspects of the 5-14 curriculum, particularly The Age of Revolutions 1700-1900. It is relevant to S Grade History Unit I, Changing Life in Scotland and Britain (Context A: 1750s-1850s or 1830s-1930s). Programme 3: Women in Revolt The Suffragette Martyr Emily Davison – 1913 England The programme will have direct relevance to the Key Stage 3 History area of study, Britain 1750-1900 and to A World Study After 1900. It will also be of use in GCSE Social and Economic History courses. Wales The programme may be relevant to Key Stage 3, Wales in Industrial Britain c.1760-1914. It will also be of use in GCSE Social and Economic History courses. Scotland The programme may be relevant to aspects of the 5-14 curriculum, particularly The Age of Revolutions 1700-1900. It is relevant to S Grade History Unit 1, Changing Life in Scotland and Britain (Context A: 1830s-1930s). Programme 4: The Great War The Introduction of Conscription – 1916 England The programme will have direct relevance to the Key Stage 3 History area of study, The Twentieth-Century World. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History courses. Wales The programme may be relevant to a Key Stage 3 study of The Twentieth-Century World. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History courses. Scotland The programme may be relevant to aspects of the 5-14 curriculum, particularly The Twentieth Century. It is relevant to S Grade History Unit 2, International Cooperation and Conflict (Context B, 1890s-1920s). Northern Ireland The programme may be relevant to Key Stage 3 History Study Unit 4, The Twentieth-Century World. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History Syllabuses. Programme 5: Russian Revolution The Abdication of the Tsar - 1917 England The programme will have direct relevance to the Key Stage 3 History area of study A World Study after 1900. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History courses. Wales The programme may be relevant to Key Stage 3 Study Unit 4, The Twentieth-Century World. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History courses. Scotland The programme may be relevant to aspects of the 5-14 curriculum, particularly The Twentieth Century. It is relevant to S Grade History Unit 3, Struggles for political and cultural dominance within specific individual countries (Context C: Russia 1914-41). Northern Ireland The programme may be relevant to Key Stage 3 History Study Unit 4, The Twentieth-Century World. It will also be of use in the CCEA GCSE syllabus Depth Study A2, Russia 1914-41. Programme 6: Treaty of Versailles The Signing of the Treaty - 1919 England The programme will have direct relevance to the Key Stage 3 History area of study A World Study After 1900. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History courses. Wales The programme may be relevant to Key Stage 3, The Twentieth-Century World. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History courses. Scotland The programme may be relevant to aspects of the 5-14 curriculum, particularly The Twentieth Century. It is relevant to S Grade History Unit 2, International Cooperation and Conflict (Context B: 1890s-1920s). Northern Ireland The programme may be relevant to Key Stage 3 History Study Unit 4, The Twentieth-Century World. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History syllabuses. What the Papers Said Programme 7: The General Strike A Revolution Defeated? – 1926 England The programme will be relevant to GCSE Social and Economic History courses. Wales The programme will be relevant to GCSE Social and Economic History courses. Scotland The programme may be relevant to S Grade History Unit 1, Changing Life in Scotland and Britain (Context C: 1880s to present day). Northern Ireland The programme will be relevant to GCSE Social and Economic History courses. Programme 8: Cold War Tensions The Cuban Missile Crisis - 1962 England The programme will have direct relevance to the Key Stage 3 area of study A World Study After 1900. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History courses. Wales The programme may be relevant to Key Stage 3, The Twentieth-Century World. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History courses. Scotland The programme may be relevant to aspects of the 5-14 curriculum, particularly The Twentieth Century. It is relevant to S Grade History Unit 2, International Cooperation and Conflict (Context C: 1930s-1960s). Northern Ireland The programme may be relevant to Study Unit 4, The Twentieth-Century World. It will also be relevant to the CCEA GCSE History Syllabus Paper 2 Outline Study, Superpower Relations c.1945-c.1985. Programme 9: The Vietnam War The Withdrawal from Saigon - 1973 England The programme will have direct relevance to the Key Stage 3 History area of study, A World Study After 1900. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History courses. Wales The programme may be relevant to Key Stage, The Twentieth-Century World. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History courses. Scotland The programme may be relevant to aspects of the 5-14 curriculum, particularly The Twentieth Century. It may also be relevant to S Grade History Unit 2, International Cooperation and Conflict (Context C: 1930s-1960s). Northern Ireland The programme may be relevant to Study Unit 4, The Twentieth-Century World. It will also be relevant to the CCEA GCSE History Syllabus Paper 2 Outline Study, Superpower Relations c.1945-c.1985. Programme 10: End of the Cold War The Berlin Wall Comes Down – 1989 England The programme will have direct relevance to the Key Stage 3 History area of study A World Study after 1900. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History courses. Wales The programme may be relevant to Key Stage 3, The Twentieth-Century World. It will also be of use in GCSE Modern World History courses. Scotland The programme may be relevant to aspects of the 5-14 curriculum, particularly The Twentieth Century. Northern Ireland The programme may be relevant to Study Unit 4, The Twentieth-Century World. It may also be relevant to the CCEA GCSE History Syllabus Paper 2 Outline Study, Superpower Relations c.1945-c.1985.
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