KS3 History Early Modern Britain (1509-1760)

This resource offers a structured exploration of British history, covering significant events from Henry VIII to Georgian life, ideal for Year 8 students.

This comprehensive resource offers a knowledge-led approach to British history, focusing on the period from Henry VIII to Georgian life. KS3 History Early Modern Britain (1509-1760 is designed specifically for Year 8 students, aligning with the latest KS3 history curriculum and setting a solid foundation for the new history GCSE. It covers a thousand years of significant events, allowing students to explore key historical figures and moments that shaped early modern Britain.

The book provides a coherent, chronological course that equips all pupils with the critical thinking skills necessary to analyze evidence and understand the past. With engaging narratives and extraordinary facts, KS3 History Early Modern Britain (1509-1760) ignites an interest in history while ensuring that students grasp essential knowledge. The second of four KS3 history textbooks, it is ideal for Year 8, helping learners connect historical events with their broader impact.

In addition to rich content, the textbook includes a Teacher Guide available for free on Collins.co.uk, which offers lesson planning resources, suggested sources, assessments, and extended writing examples. Each unit features a ‘knowledge organiser’ to aid memory retention, summarizing key dates, vocabulary, and significant figures. This structured approach ensures that students have the chronological overview necessary to excel in their studies, particularly in the new thematic and British depth studies at GCSE level.