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    History, Sociology and Politics

    The History curriculum at CSG builds strong substantive knowledge and disciplinary understanding, enabling students to participate in educated discourse and social and political worlds. This curriculum is enquiry-led, accessible, powerful, and diverse.

    History explains human behaviour and how societies change or endure. Beyond its academic rigour, it serves as an art form with engaging stories, a domain for moral contemplation, and a source of identity, fostering habits of mind essential for citizenship.

    In the pioneering tradition of founder Frances Mary Buss, students learn a coherent chronological narrative of British and world history. This diverse study broadens horizons and transforms perspectives.

    Curriculum Information – History

    Year 7
    Year 8
    Year 9
    Year 10
    Year 11

     

    Year 12 - French Revolution
    Year 12 – Stuart Britain
    Year 13 – Civil Rights

    Curriculum Information – Sociology

    Year 10
    Year 11
    Year 12
    Year 13

    Curriculum Information – Politics

    Year 12
    Year 13
    Enrichment Opportunities
    • Year 7 Historical site visit to the Tower of London
    • Year 9 Visit to The Imperial War Museum
    • Year 10 visit to The National Archives
    • Y12 Politics conference
    • Y12 visit to the Houses of Parliament
    • Y12 Sociology conference
    • Y13 Sociology conference

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