Primary history tutors bring the past to life for young learners, covering topics from the Stone Age and Ancient Egypt to the Tudors, World War II and significant local history. A one-to-one session allows a child to explore topics in more depth, ask questions freely and develop the historical thinking skills that will serve them throughout secondary school.
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Why students need help
History at primary level requires children to understand chronology, causation and significance, abstract concepts that many primary-age children need help internalising. The breadth of the KS2 curriculum (ancient civilisations through to the twentieth century) means some topics get rushed in school.
What history topics does a KS2 tutor cover?
The KS2 history curriculum covers: changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age, the Roman Empire, Anglo-Saxons and Scots, the Viking and Anglo-Saxon struggle, a local history study, a study of ancient civilisation (Egypt, Greece, Sumer or Indus Valley), and the legacy of a significant person from history. Topics vary by school. A tutor will align with whatever your school teaches.
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