Author Archives: Mr Kydd

Understanding success evening

Many thanks to you and your parents for coming tonight – we very much hope it was helpful. As promised, please find below the PowerPoint we used below. Understanding success evening Mr Kydd.

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Centenary of the Armistice – Year Nine research a soldier project

Year Nine, The following letter and PowerPoint will be  available on the school Gateway in the near future. However in case you have problems with it, I have added them here as well. My PowerPoint     As you may … Continue reading

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I just liked this.

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Enrichment – something to listen to. In Our Time – Who was St Hilda?

If you click here you will get the In Our Time website. Again a great chance to listen to historians debate. In this edition Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the 7th century saint, Hilda, or Hild as she would have … Continue reading

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Enrichment – something to listen to. In Our Time – Bismarck

If you click here you can listen to Radio 4’s In Our Time. As ever, it is a great opportunity to listen to historian debate. Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the original Iron Chancellor, Otto Von Bismarck. One of Europe’s … Continue reading

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Enrichment – something to discuss in History Society

The Case for Applied History Can the study of the past really help us to understand the present? Click here for an article by Robert Crawford in September’s edition of History Today. In An Autobiography, published in 1939, R.G. Collingwood … Continue reading

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Enrichment – place to go. Aftermath: Art in the Wake of World War One (Tate Britain)

If you click here, you will get to an an introduction article on   Aftermath: Art in the Wake of World War One  at Tate Britain until 23rd September 2018. It is excellent, and considers some of the ways in … Continue reading

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Politics enrichment – something to watch. Leadership with Steve Richards.

These are just excellent – enjoy… Mr Kydd.

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Enrichment – something to read – Fascism: A Warning by Madeline Albright

Madeline Albright was the Secretary of State in the Clinton White House (1997-2001). Born in then-Czechoslovakia, her family fled Hitler and the Nazis in 1938. Initially they came to Britain. Her latest book – Fascism – a warning  is a … Continue reading

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Enrichment – something to read. Overlooked No More: The Russian Icon Who Was Hanged for Killing a Czar

Year Thirteen, If you click here you will get to an article from the New York Times about Sophia Perovskaya – one of the five members of the People’s Will who assassinated Alexander II, and changed the direction of the … Continue reading

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