At the request of many individuals, I managed to squeeze in another virtual Primary Humanities Network meeting before the end of the academic year. The theme for our meeting was ‘Taking learning outside the classroom: Developing geographical skills and fieldwork opportunities and ideas for local history studies’. If this was a face-to-face session, then I would usually take teachers outside and …
Why not join (virtually) our next Primary Humanities Network meeting (Term 6)?
Just a handful of the ‘concluding comments‘ from attendees at our last virtual Primary Humanities Network meeting: ‘It was a pleasure to join your meeting today. Thank you so much. I really enjoyed it. I’m leading on history, but really enjoyed investigating geography today too.’ ‘Great ideas and articles. Informative. Great session. Thank you, Emma.’ ‘Up-to-date information, really useful! Liked having …
Primary Humanities Network meeting (Term 4)
A meeting with a difference! Held virtually with the aid of Zoom software, rather than in situ as planned due to the coronavirus outbreak. I debated whether to go ahead with our meeting, but several teachers were self-isolating and still keen to participate. I have recorded the session, however, and am more than happy to share this and the accompanying …