KS3 & KS4 history curriculum

This unit uses and builds on pupils' knowledge of Norman England, and any other units where they have studied a historic environment. This unit prepares pupils for any further study of the historic environment.

1. Anglo-Saxon monasteries
2. Cluniac monasteries
3. The Norfolk location
4. William de Warenne
5. Norman monastic reform
6. The design of Castle Acre Priory
7. The function of Castle Acre Priory
8. Castle Acre Priory - historical context themes
9. Castle Acre Priory - sources and historical context
10. Castle Acre Priory: structuring your answer to the historic environment question

• Pupils arrive at their study of the historical environment with broad contextual knowledge of Norman England.
• Pupils understand that England was a Christian country in the 11th century.
• Pupils understand the nature of monarchy in the medieval period.
• Pupils have a general understanding of the different roles people occupied in the medieval Church.
• Pupils have an understanding of the significance of castles and other fortified places.