History Programme of Events

Programme

Day One - Saturday 19th November 2011

 

0900-1000

Registration

1000-1020

Welcome - Bernice McCabe

1020-1120

Pupil Panel Discussion - Inspiration, rigour and enrichment

1120-1150

Coffee

1150-1240

Keynote address: Dr Justin Champion: Why the history of Magna Carta and its legacy matters?

1240-1325

Lunch

1325-1340

Schools Programme Overview - Stephen Miles

1340-1440

Group Workshop 1 - What would be the key features of a successful History curriculum and why? What new opportunities does the History Curriculum Review and ebac provide?

1440-1500

Break

1500-1600

Lecture: Early Europe and England: Dr David Pratt: King Alfred and the Alfredian Renaissance

1600-1700

Seminars - choice of:

Dr Andy Bell: How do we reconstruct the distant past? The case of Anglo-Saxon England                                  

OR

Dr Alice Rio: Bloodtaking and Gift-Giving in The Early Middle Ages: History as Anthropology

1700-1830

Group Workshop 2 -  Sharing good practice: What would be the key themes in constructing a good Year 7 History course?

1830-1930

Break

1930

Dinner and after-dinner speaker: Prof Gervase Phinn

 

Programme

Day Two - Sunday 20th November 2011

 

0900-1000

Lecture: Dr Kate Heard: “A hand, or eye by Hilliard drawne, is worth an history, by a worse painter made”. Portraiture and power in the early modern period

1000-1115

Seminar

Dr David Smith: Images and Monarchy in Stuart England

1115-1145

Break

1145-1245

Group Workshop 3 - The new freedoms: teaching sensitive and challenging topics?

1245-1330

Lunch

1345-1445

Lecture:Dr Gillian Sutherland: The Campaign for Women's Suffrage in Britain'

1445-1545

Seminars - choice of:

Dr Caoimhe Nic Dhaibheid: The Dark Side of Civil Rights: Northern Ireland and the Birth of the Troubles   OR

Dr Barbara Koenczoel: 1989 - The Fall of the Berlin Wall and the End of Communist rule in East Germany

15.45-16.00

Break

16.00-17.00

Lecture: Dr Dan Todman: 'Enduring Victory': Remembering and Forgetting Britain's Second World War

1700-1800

Group Workshop 4 - Using photographs and political cartoons: How can we help pupils to make better use of these and other visual sources?

1800-1930

Schools Programme Consultations and Break

1930 Dinner and after-dinner speaker: Dan Snow

 

Programme

Day Three - Monday 21st November 2011

 

0830-1130

Field Visit: Mark Newman: Fountain's Abbey

1130-1230

Group Workshop 5: Schools Programme Consultations

1230-1330

Lunch

13.30-15.30

Report back on key themes

Plenary discussion with panel of educationalists:

Stephen Hillier, Chief Executive TDA

Jon Coles, DfE

Jean Humphrys, Ofsted

15.30-15.45

Evaluations

15.45

Depart