GSCE History

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GCSE History
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2 exam papers

• History of Medicine through Time,
• 3000 BC 2000 AD
• At the end of Y11 Paper I Study in
  Development - Medicine through time 35

• History of Germany
• 1918-45
• At the end of Y11 Paper 2 Enquiry in Depth -
  Germany 1919-1945 40

1 Coursework Assignment Quarry Bank Mill
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Medicine through Time -Public Health
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Medicine through Time Anatomy Surgery
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Medicine through Time Infection Disease
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Germany, 1918-45 The Weimar Republic the
rise of the Nazis, 1918-33
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Germany, 1918-45Life in Nazi Germany,1933-45
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Coursework Quarry Bank MillControlled
Assessment25
Why did Greg build a cotton mill at Styal in 1784
? How did Greg treat the children who worked at
his mill ?
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Why study GCSE History?

• History is recognised as a strong academic
  subject and as such elicits a high degree of
  respect from university admissions tutors.
• The skills gained are extremely transferable, and
  are acknowledged to be of value in a wide range
  of studies and professions.
• The GCSE forms an appropriate basis for those
  continuing with History at A level and beyond
  such students often go into business,
  accountancy, the Law, teaching and a wide range
  of other careers.