Humanities
In this section
- Curriculum Statement
- Remote Education Provision
- Recovery Curriculum
- 16 to 19 Tuition Fund 2021-2022 Academic Year
- Art, Design & Technology
- British Values
- Business Information Technology
- Careers Statement
- Duke of Edinburgh Award
- English
- Examinations
- House System
- Humanities
- Performing & Expressive Arts
- Languages
- Learning Support
- Mathematics and Economics
- Personal, Social, Health & Citizenship Education (PSHCE)
- Science
- Sport, Health and Recreation
The Humanities faculty at Kingsdale is an exciting place to learn. We have a large range of subjects and fantastically well qualified staff to support your childrens’ learning.
Alongside academic achievement there are a range of extracurricular clubs and trips that departments within Humanities offer to extend pupils’ learning outside the classroom. There was a Politics trip to the House of Commons where pupils were able to see real life examples of politics in action, and Sociology trips to The Old Bailey where students observed real life trials. There have been a number of Geography trips including a GCSE controlled assessment trips to Eastbourne and The Olympic Park and a Key Stage 3 Residential 3 day trip to Northern Ireland to explore the dramatic physical Geography of the area. There are currently plans for Humanities trips to Iceland, Hastings and World War One Battle fields in 2019-20.
Subjects offered in Humanities at Kingsdale:
KS3:
- Geography
- History
- Religious Education
- Citizenship
KS4
- Geography
- History
- Religious Studies
- Citizenship
- Sociology
- Ancient History
KS5
- Geography
- History
- Sociology
- Government and Politics
- Philosophy
Links to the above subjects can be found to the left with curriculum information for each of the departments.
