Learn how to meet the highest Ofsted requirements

Unpick Ofsted criteria for “outstanding”

Examples of outstanding practice

Develop independent learners through personalisation

The complete guide to outstanding history lessons

Effective planning for key stages 3 and 4

How to plan for your own outstanding lessons and go beyond

How to get the best out of the resources you have and how to adapt them

Complete toolkit to achieve outstanding lessons

• accessible resources    
• using debate as a learning tool
• lesson plans     
• exemplar resources
• engagment techniques to raise achievement  
• differentiation strategies 
• innovative approaches to key concepts and skills 
• templates to use throughout your department 
• new inclusion strategies
• tools to make history relevant

Produce outstanding history lessons time after time 

  This course is developed in partnership with The Historical Association: The voice for history

The Historical Association (HA) is an independent charity that has been supporting the study, teaching and enjoyment of history since 1906. With more than 6,000 members, the HA is the major organisation involved in decision-making regarding the teaching and learning of history at a national level and advises on curriculum issues.

The HA publish a range of material to support teachers in primary, secondary education, academics and researchers and all those who love history. All our past publications and articles are available online and we have developed a wide range of online resources.