Local History: Our Story Since 1066 · AD 1066 – present day
Why Does Local History Matter?
Reflecting on the importance of preserving local history and connecting it to the bigger story of Britain.
Key Questions
- 1Why is it important to preserve local historic sites?
- 2How does our local history connect to the national story?
- 3What would you want future generations to know about our area?
National Curriculum Attainment Targets
KS2: History - Local History StudyKS2: History - Historical Significance
Year: Year 6
Subject: History
Unit: Local History: Our Story Since 1066
Period: AD 1066 – present day
Suggested Methodologies
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Our Local History Site: What Is It?
Introducing a local castle, church, or historic building and finding out when and why it was built.
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How Has Our Site Changed Over Time?
Using maps, photographs, and records to trace changes to the site across different periods of history.
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The People of the Site
Researching the individuals who lived or worked at the site and what their lives were like.
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