It's your lucky day - we have another OBHD post for Historical Assoc this week. It is from Kirstie Murray from Cambourne Village College who has written about the use of iPads in the history classroom onebighistorydepartment.com/2025/03/05/usi… #historyteacher #OBHD

Fantastic tour of the battlefields so far TCBC School Tours. France for two days and just finished a great day in Belgium for day three. Langemark and Talbot House tomorrow. Impeccable students and wonderful staff! #battlefields2025 #historyteacher

Final day for Hardenhuish School One family cemetery visited this morning and then Langemark before the wonder that is Talbot House. A fabulous tour with impeccable students #battlefields #history #fww

Hello folks. If you teach in primary schools would you mind filling in this survey about history at primary school please. Alternatively, if you know of any primary teachers who can help could you share the link. Thank you 🙂 #primaryschool #history forms.office.com/e/zp1gW0kj1f

Who says you can't change a tyre in a 3 piece!

Met the One and Only Chesney Hawkes at Parliament today. Childhood hero!

Spoke to Sarah Gibson this morning during Year 12s visit to Parliament. It was nice to have chance to talk to her at the start of our visit. #politics

New One Big History Department Blog post by Geraint Brown about the Henry on Tour Teacher Fellowship for Historical Assoc. Read it here and enjoy onebighistorydepartment.com/2025/05/06hist… #historyteacher

An article here from Catherine Priggs regarding SEND and history teaching for Historical Assoc OBHD. Use the links at the end to delve into more! onebighistorydepartment.com/2025/06/01/sen… #historyteachers #SEND

I've created a series of short videos to support content for British America. From the Enlightenment to the Paxton Boys://youtube.com/shorts/MQd-GT3ZZzM?si=hX6Kwkxa6K6kdUoW #britishamerica #historyteacher

The collection of short videos so far ://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRSJ6p0EUTluB--G51ntxjOaG1rJ0olMM&si=bIgWYacrWegXJxNk #britishamerica #historyteacher

Late July blog on the impact of GCSEs on neurodivergent students. This Historical Assoc post was kindly written by Fergus, a GCSE student from a school in Gloucestershire onebighistorydepartment.com/2025/07/28/gcs…

Welcome back to the new term. This week we have a blogpost from helen carrel about the Historical Assoc Teacher's Fellowship relating to Henry VIII's Progresses. Enjoy the first week back and once you've read this keep on the look out for the next one onebighistorydepartment.com/2025/09/02/ref…

At the end of the second week back to work here is a piece written by Sally Wilson reflecting upon the significance of a summer read and the inspiration it can lead to for this first term back. onebighistorydepartment.com/2025/09/12/a-r… #historyteacher

An excellent opportunity to drive discussions in upcoming meetings with this blog post by Emma McKenna about Historical Assoc new discussion cards onebighistorydepartment.com/2025/09/15/cre… #historyteacher

End of another week and a great post by Catherine Priggs about a fab non-specialist teachers programme Historical Assoc for KS3 and GCSE. onebighistorydepartment.com/2025/09/19/pra… Do follow the links to the page #historyteacher

We have a fab OBHD article by Pete Jackson and Ben Bassett about the use of historical stories at GCSE, reinforcing the work of Christine Counsell and others on the power of stories. onebighistorydepartment.com/2025/09/27/his… #historyteacher

HISTORY TEACHERS! This is such an amazing and FREE way to bring historians into your classroom! So many amazing videos on here already, including my interviews with William Dalrymple on the Mughals Kavita Puri on partition, Sathnam Sanghera on empire and Dr Estelle Paranque on Henry VIII

Happy Friday people! S-J Bee from Little Heath School has written a reflection of her experience on the Historical Assoc Teacher's Fellowship on Henry VIII's Progresses. Have a read here onebighistorydepartment.com/2025/10/03/a-r… and look out for their resources this spring. #historyteacher

As many schools are gearing up for the Non-Examined Assessment for History A level, I thought I'd share some videos I made to support students in planning, resourcing and writing the NEA. I hope they are of use to all through my YouTube Channel youtube.com/playlist?list=…