Autumn 1

Crime and Punishment, c.500 to the present day:

• The changing nature of crime
• The causes of crime
• Changing types of law enforcement

Autumn 2

Crime and Punishment, c.500 to the present day:

• The effectiveness of law enforcement
• Changing types of punishments
• Attitudes to punishments

Spring 1

Crime and Punishment, c.500 to the present day:

• Historical Site Study – this changes every two years (e.g. London’s East End, Pentonville Prison, Botany Bay)

The Elizabethan Age, 1558 – 1603:

• Unit 1 - Elizabethan government
• Unit 2 - Lifestyles of the rich and poor

Spring 2

The Elizabethan Age, 1558 – 1603:

• Unit 3 – Popular entertainment
• Unit 4 – The problem of religion
• Unit 5 - The Catholic threat

Summer 1

The Elizabethan Age, 1558 – 1603:

• Unit 6 – The Spanish Armada
• Unit 7 – The Puritan threat

Revision for GCSEs

Summer 2

Summer Examinations