Bishops History

Twitter account for GCSE History at the Bishop of Hereford's Bluecoat School. GCSE AQA. Tweets by Mr Banks,Mrs Robertson & Mr Atkinson.

[Bishops History @bhbshist]

@therealgokwan Are you publishing a cookbook to go with your most recent series? If so, when is it coming out (Gok Wan’s Easy Asian). Thanks

[Marc Morris @Longshanks1307]

#OnThisDay 1295 Gilbert de Clare, earl of Gloucester, died. He built Caerphilly, one of Britain's greatest castles.

[Marc Morris @Longshanks1307]

#OnThisDay 1290 Eleanor of Castile, beloved queen of Edward I, died at Harby (Notts). He commissioned the Eleanor Crosses in her memory. Here's a short piece I wrote about her: https://t.co/lrGEhoE9Uu

[Marc Morris @Longshanks1307]

#OnThisDay 1272 King Henry III died at Westminster. "He shone more gloriously in death than he did in life," said one contemporary chronicler.

[Marc Morris @Longshanks1307]

#OnThisDay 1216 Henry III was crowned in Gloucester Abbey - the last time the coronation of an English monarch took place outside of Westminster.

[Lucy Worsley @Lucy_Worsley]

Are you planning to buy a book (any book) over the next fortnight? It would please me greatly if you’d order it through my indie friends at @ChepstowBooks who’ve had to close their physical shop for the Welsh lockdown.

[AQA @AQA]

Students: we know this year has been challenging. It's completely normal to feel nervous about your results – so here's some advice on managing stress while you wait > https://t.co/ydH23cHVp5

[Jonny Hemphill @worcesterjonny]

Here's a video that I produced that looks at the development of plastic surgery during the First World War. The focus is primarily Harold Gillies - you might find it useful! https://t.co/HIGYl4B0tS #historyteacher

[Bishops History @bhbshist]

#YearR some good ideas for further reading

[Dan Townsend @ww1teacher]

LOCKDOWN HISTORY TIPS: Here are some tips for sixth formers who want to further their study of history in lockdown.

[RCP museum @RCPmuseum]

Morning! In our own small way we've added to the profusion of lockdown crafting options. Why not make your own Vesalian anatomical model? Based on the 1543 anatomical treatise 'De humani corporis fabrica'. Download a kit here: https://t.co/EHK4CraotJ #RCPUnderTheSkin

[Stephen @SJMax_]

Finally - an overview comparison of the Black Death vs the Great Plague for Edexcel Medicine looking at causes, prevention and treatments. The red icons are similarities between the two events. Thanks to @mrwmhistory for the editing help as ever!🙌Link: https://t.co/OHiMbfqygh

[Dan Warner-Meanwell @mrwmhistory]

Working with @SJMax_ to dual code our way through the Health and the People Unit, a lovely bit of crowd sourcing! Here's my overview of Industrial Medicine using the brilliant @nounproject for icons. Link to download below.

[Stephen @SJMax_]

Adding my parts of working with @mrwmhistory on Dual Coding so far to this, this is my half looking at Medieval and Renaissance for Medicine Through Time - the links to download should be attached.

Medieval: https://t.co/CmlrJUbkIM

Renaissance: https://t.co/Syo1IFzitH

[Marc Morris @Longshanks1307]

#OnThisDay 1286 King Alexander III of Scotland died after riding his horse off a cliff. One of those great "What if?" moments in history. Had he lived, we might all have been spared Braveheart.

[Jonny Hemphill @worcesterjonny]

Needed to update the Louis Pasteur worksheet for the new spec - knowledge, timeline, factors, inference, impact and turning point. Certainly kept the pupils busy! #historyteacher

[Jonny Hemphill @worcesterjonny]

Nice little card sort with year 11- looking at women in Nazi Germany #historyteacher

[Jonny Hemphill @worcesterjonny]

Year 11, have a look at this video about youth opposition to the Nazis https://t.co/Od1Auf9FLD #Germany #EdelweissPirates #SwingYouth

[Jonny Hemphill @worcesterjonny]

If you are studying how Hitler tried to control the churches you might find this video useful https://t.co/3Li4qHLV26 #Germany