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16/10/19

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@BMAT_Trust @BurntMillAcad @EppingStJohns @f_h_school @royaldocksacad @bmatsfg https://t.co/caMtV6l90w

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16/10/19

Students spent a day off the usual timetable to indulge in topics outside of the traditional curriculum. The day is held each year at Forest Hall to broaden students’ horizons and give them opportunities to indulge in a theme for longer than lessons allow. https://t.co/ytqVNFFjbL https://t.co/ubgJV1i8I0

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15/10/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Epilepsy Action

@f_h_school This is fantastic, thank you and good luck! 💜

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15/10/19

This Friday students will be selling tea, coffee and cakes to raise money and awareness of epilepsy as part of Epilepsy Action Tea Break! Please allow your child a small amount of money to purchase these @epilepsyaction https://t.co/YPxdKDdqWO

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15/10/19

A reminder that the PTA Bag 2 School collection is tomorrow at 9am. Please bring any donations to school by then. https://t.co/zyKNAquWnt

14/10/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Kelly Clark

Good day at client #school @f_h_school where I heard about their collapsed timetable day and @BritishSignBSL sign language lessons! #PR #Stansted #Essex

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14/10/19

A reminder that the Yr 7 reward trip to Rollerworld (which takes place this Friday) is still open on ParentPay to those who have been successful. We have opened up 25 spaces for Yr 8 students on a first come first served basis. For more information, please contact Miss Griffiths.

14/10/19

The annual Stansted Mountfitchet firework display will be at FHS again this year. https://t.co/bhFYJu79Mw

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12/10/19

We're excited to announce the launch of our consultation to expand Forest Hall School @f_h_school. More information is available here: https://t.co/D1XiPJZNYn https://t.co/r0K5XtboCi

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11/10/19

A big thank you to Herts Young Homeless, London Ambulance Service and Aspire for leading activities today. https://t.co/jqXMty73ui

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11/10/19

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BMAT

We're excited to announce the launch of our consultation to expand Forest Hall School @f_h_school. More information is available here: https://t.co/IIOhN8WJuN https://t.co/gELKAdlI9W

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11/10/19

It’s our first collapsed timetable day of the academic year. Year 9 to 11 are focusing on their KS4 option subjects while Year 7 focus on careers with our independent careers advisors and Year 8 focus on first aid! #personaldevelopment https://t.co/FqA0yCjsKP

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10/10/19

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Our Stansted

London Stansted’s student mentoring programme returns to Forest Hall School https://t.co/oqRMEVt8V9 https://t.co/mRIsz9l41o

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10/10/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
BMAT

BMAT schools are participating in #HelloYellow for #WorldMentalHealthDay @YoungMindsUK. Lots of activities are taking place across this week. https://t.co/37aZ4Ya3ko

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09/10/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
BMAT

A summer building programme saw £1.8m invested in our family of schools. BMAT operates primary and secondary schools in Harlow, Epping and Stansted in Essex and Newham in London. https://t.co/cAv7z3asSn https://t.co/oakKaUTqRj

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08/10/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Kim Clark

Supporting Human Roots in their Community Gardening Project, aiming to Educate, tackle Social Isolation, reducing Food Poverty and promoting good Mental Health and Welbeing @UnitedInKindSX @UnitedInKind @cvs_uttlesford https://t.co/d2Mq2boxZq

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08/10/19

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HOPE not hate Community

.@HNHeducation have taught over 18,000 young people about how to effectively challenge discriminatory language and behaviour in schools across the country. We want them to continue their great work, but can only do so if you become a HEF member today. ➡ https://t.co/aJ2mLriCu9

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07/10/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Teaching School

Monday morning post! Thrilled to receive this Gold Award 🥇 for our outstanding support to our Initial Teacher Education Partnership trainees @UEL_Teachers @BMAT_Trust https://t.co/vbEsDqA2db

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07/10/19

The school book fair will be open Tuesday 8th at break, lunch and after school. It will then reopen at 4.30pm until 6pm should parents/carers wish to attend to purchase books. The last chance to buy a book is on Wednesday morning. https://t.co/b4VghQxZet

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07/10/19

Forest Hall School Retweeted
Kidscape

Find out more about #peermentoring for your school! https://t.co/MYbBDpevOC https://t.co/36uIhjHIOS

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Outstanding Education

Supporting primary and secondary schools across Essex and North & East London, BMAT is a growing multi-academy trust with a singular vision: schools, teachers and pupils freed to succeed.

Teaching School

History

Two Year course

Exam Board: EDEXCEL

Course code / Specification number: 2HB01

Level of qualification: GCSE

What will the students learn about?

Paper One: Crime and punishment in Britain, c1000 to present

Paper Two: Early Elizabethan England, 1558-88 and British America 1713-83

Paper Three: Weimar and Nazi Germany, 1918-39

What skills will students develop and demonstrate?

Students will develop their knowledge and coherent understanding of selected periods, societies and aspects of history. They will also develop an awareness of how the past has been represented, interpreted and accorded significance for different reasons and purposes. Students will develop their abilities to ask relevant questions about the past and to investigate them critically using a range of sources in their historical context. They will learn to organise and communicate their historical knowledge and understanding in creative and different ways and reach substantiated judgements. They will recognise that their historical knowledge, understanding and skills help them to understand the present and provide them with a basis for their role as responsible citizens, as well as allowing further study of history.

How will students’ learning be assessed?

Paper 1 – British Thematic Study with Historic Environment
Total Marks: 52: Weighting: 30% Exam Time: 1 hour 15 minutes

Paper 2 – Period Study and British Depth Study
Total Marks: 64 weighting; 40% Exam Time: 1 hour 45 minutes

Paper 3 – Modern Depth Study
Total Marks: 52 Weighting 30% Exam Time: 1 hour 20 minutes

What grades can students achieve?

9-1

After completing this course – what can students progress on to?

Studying history can lead on to some exciting career options, including:
Journalism, Law, Business, Politics, Archaeology, Marketing, Teaching

For further information, please contact:

Mr Easter: a.easter@fhs.essex.sch.uk

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