Norlington School for Boys

Norlington Road, Leyton, London, E10 6JZ
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“Wisdom is Strength”

Humanities

Humanities

Curriculum Plan

Year 7 Curriculum plan - British National Parks - Cycle 5

Year 7 Curriculum plan - Tudors - Cycle 5

Year 8 Curriculum plan - Cultures of the School - Cycle 5

Year 8 Curriculum plan - Slavery - Cycle 5

Year 9 Curriculum plan - Italy - Cycle 5

Year 9 Curriculum plan - Holocaust - Cycle 5

Year 9 Curriculum plan - Holocaust Key Words - Cycle 5

Year 7 Curriculum plan - Medieval Religion - Cycle 4

Year 7 Curriculum plan - Ecosystems - Cycle 4

Year 7 Curriculum plan - Key Words - Cycle 4

Year 9 Curriculum plan - Tourism - Cycle 4

Year 9 Curriculum plan - Twentieth Century World - Cycle 4

Year 9 Curriculum plan - Key Words - Cycle 4

Year 7 Curriculum plan - Medieval Life - Cycle 3

Year 7 Curriculum plan - Olympics - Cycle 3

Year 8 Curriculum plan - Civil War and After - Cycle 3

Year 8 Curriculum plan - Development - Cycle 3

Year 9 Curriculum plan - Energy - Cycle 3

Year 9 Curriculum plan - World Ward 1 & 2

Year 7 have been studying about Medieval Religion in 12th Century England as part of their History curriculum.

Boys learnt about the murder of Thomas Becket who was the Archbishop of Canterbury, in 1170. Students were asked to write a spoof or parody of Thomas Becket for homework to allow for creativity and fun.

The short story that follows shows how students can explore their creative side in a Horrible Histories way. The young man did an excellent spoof. The words underlined are from the study of Thomas Becket which boys had to include in the story. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did.

Ms S. Hyatt

Humanities Teacher

Read the Thomas Blockit story