The Humanities department is built on effective communication, honesty, and expertise. An enriching curriculum is on offer, with extensive opportunities to learn in and out of the classroom, with amazing trips to Iceland and the Norfolk Coast open to students in the different Key Stages. It is a place of inspiration, enthusiasm, and stimulation for learners; where a culture of challenge is found, in order to prepare our learners for life beyond education. Learners are expected to contribute to every lesson, exploring the learning journey, and becoming inquisitive about the world around them.

Learners are given the opportunity to form links with other core subjects on campus, drawing together numeracy and literacy skills, while applying them to the real world. Our students are well-prepared for Post 16 study, with popular subjects like Psychology and Sociology being offered to students that they will not have studied before.

Click here to access the Geography Learning Journey for Years 7 – 13

Click here to access the History Learning Journey for Year 7
Click here to access the History Learning Journey for Year 8
Click here to access the History Learning Journey for Year 9
Click here to access the History Learning Journey for Years 7 – 13

Click here to access the Health & Social Care Learning Journey for Years 10 – 11

Click here to access the CaRE Learning Journey for Years 7 – 9

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Years 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11Years 12 & 13
Subjects:
- Geography
- Health & Social Care (BTEC)
- History
- CaRE (Citizenship and Religious Education)
A Level Subjects:
- Criminology
- Geography
- Health & Social Care (BTEC)
- History
- Psychology
- Sociology