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Ofsted survey report evaluating how well history is taught in primary and secondary schools.
The heritage schools programme helps teachers make effective use of local heritage resources and connects heritage providers with schools.
Describes how the General Register Office can help you research your family tree and family history.
How to get the flood history for a postcode area or property in England.
Putting geological disposal into context
30 children visited 10 Downing Street and HMS Belfast for the ultimate D-Day history lesson, transported on a Second World War-era red London bus.
A collection of guidance documents used by UK Visas and Immigration when deciding applications for British nationality.
10 Downing Street, the locale of British prime ministers since 1735, vies with the White House as being the most important political building anywhere in the world in the modern era.
Reports by Sir Joe Pilling and Bill Hamilton on the findings of their reviews into the future of the government's official history programme.
Although the modern form of the sector was first established by the Housing Act 1964, the principals of the social housing movement can be traced back much further.
The Coronation Roll is the official record of the Monarch’s accession and crowning.
Article about the history of the census in England and Wales over 220 years, from the first census in 1801 to 2021 and the future of population statistics.
Lord Parkinson gave the keynote speech at the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Impact Acceleration Award (IAA) policy meeting.
Subject content, aims and learning objectives for GCSE ancient history for teaching from 2017.
Rules and regulations for reformed A levels and AS qualifications (taught from September 2015) in history.
An overview of the papers, seminars and documents produced by the FCDO Historians and published online.
A serial history of technical problems dealt with by Admiralty departments.
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