History

Interesting history related tweets, helpful hints and tips from the History Department at Hartismere School and VI College.

[Hartismere School @Hartismere]

Teacher of History - additional responsibilities could be available. #Vacancies #Applications #JobAdverts Teacher of History required for January 2022 - or earlier if possible. Additional responsibilities e.g ... https://t.co/7UCFobuy1z

[Hartismere School @Hartismere]

Head of Year - all subjects considered. #Vacancies #Applications #JobAdverts Head of Year required for January 2022. All subjects considered. For an informal chat with the Headmaster, Jim McAtear, please call ... https://t.co/3HEuewgLNv

[History @HartHiSmere]

#HolocaustMemorialDay #LightTheDarkness

[History @HartHiSmere]

Just posted a photo https://t.co/QBwaOEoGRw

[History @HartHiSmere]

Just listened to a couple of these. Really interesting #bringinghistorytolife

[The National Archives Education Service @UKNatArcEdu]

You can now explore our Workhouse Voices collection using our interactive map. See the documents as a national story and find out which union covered your area. Take a look: https://t.co/4ekEzis7dE
#History #HistoryTeacher #LocalHistory #HistoryResources #Victorians @TheirWrite

[History @HartHiSmere]

Some great questions from Y13 today using the audience tools in Google Slides. #remotelearning #remoteteaching https://t.co/rtztipbo2Z

[History @HartHiSmere]

20+ Y12 students working in small teams on source evaluation using Google Jamboard this afternoon......went well. Good effort everyone. https://t.co/qvWyOXsv5T

[Lydia Wilson @lsmwilson]

The Secret History of Writing, BBC4, is out on Monday at 9pm, with me presenting - we filmed in 10 beautiful countries to show how writing has shaped societies for the past 5000 years: https://t.co/L8qImKvXNe

[History @HartHiSmere]

Summer reading arrived this morning! https://t.co/O1eQqpvVBc

[History @HartHiSmere]

BBC News - Iron Age 'mystery' murder victim found in Wendover
https://t.co/DONv0UWKXr https://t.co/CC6sCasIR4

[The Times and Sunday Times @thetimes]

Letting the Normans take over the entire political, social and economic structure of our country was one thing. But the English drew the line at their fancy foreign cuisine https://t.co/AnUZ1DwwWI

[History @HartHiSmere]

Here's a nice talking point for the weekend:
Which historical figure would it be worst to be quarantined with?

A novel twist on the well tried game of who from history would you invite to a dinner party.
Idea… https://t.co/CHJs8xYNcQ

[History @HartHiSmere]

An email has been forwarded to all Y9 and Y10 history classes with details of this opportunity to hear the testimony of an eyewitness to the Holocaust (Shoah).
Full post available from holocaustuk
#holocausteducation https://t.co/ncPg6QsKkZ

[History @HartHiSmere]

Walter Tull was born in Folkestone, Kent on the 28 April 1888. Walter came from a mixed-race family. His mother, Alice, was a Folkestone local. His father, Daniel, moved from Barbados to England. (BBC Bitesize)
He… https://t.co/UpbYJhMGrO

[History @HartHiSmere]

BBC News - Statue campaign for black player dropped by England
https://t.co/emON9hsmvR

[History @HartHiSmere]

Memorial2007
Plans that currently have not materialised.
https://t.co/IFeUNXBWsQ https://t.co/qLrAJzQHlV

[History @HartHiSmere]

No time to read? Why not listen to this podcast. 23 minutes of your day well spent. https://t.co/z2fE9iXByt
#bbcsounds https://t.co/EqBY4mRdww

[History @HartHiSmere]

Well worth reading the whole of this article. Some really interesting examples.

BBC News - What's the best thing to do with unwanted statues?
https://t.co/X0feksKAST
#bbcnews #statues https://t.co/dwmOFFlvoq