In this episode, our host Carmel is joined by Will Bailey-Watson and Paula Worth to explore the complexities of curriculum design and crafting inquiry questions in history education.

In this episode of Reteach History, our host Carmel speaks with two of the history‑teaching community’s most influential figures: Mel Jones (Education Manager, Historical Association) and Dan Lyndon-Cohen (Director, Schools History Project). We trace the origins and missions of the…

In this episode, Pete Jackson and Ben Bassett invite us into their shared journey of reimagining how history is taught in classrooms.

In this packed episode, Carmel explores why local history makes a great lesson starting point with educator and author Luke Mayhew, and then chats about practical examples and Liverpool’s history with Subject Development Lead Colin McCormick, Development Lead and History…

Lincoln University Associate Professor Dr Sarah Longair and Head of Humanities Sasha Smith join Carmel Bones to map out an infallible approach to teach the British Empire: through the history of its objects.

In this episode, our host Carmel is joined by Will Bailey-Watson and Paula Worth to explore the complexities of curriculum design and crafting inquiry questions in history education.

In this episode of Reteach History, our host Carmel speaks with two of the history‑teaching community’s most influential figures: Mel Jones (Education Manager, Historical Association) and Dan Lyndon-Cohen (Director, Schools History Project). We trace the origins and missions of the…

In this episode, Pete Jackson and Ben Bassett invite us into their shared journey of reimagining how history is taught in classrooms.

In this packed episode, Carmel explores why local history makes a great lesson starting point with educator and author Luke Mayhew, and then chats about practical examples and Liverpool’s history with Subject Development Lead Colin McCormick, Development Lead and History…

Lincoln University Associate Professor Dr Sarah Longair and Head of Humanities Sasha Smith join Carmel Bones to map out an infallible approach to teach the British Empire: through the history of its objects.