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Reflection on HA conference 2019

June 26, 2019June 26, 2019Oxford History Team 1 Comment

It’s been almost a month since the Historical Association Conference, and I am still feeling as high as a kite. I arrived in Chester on the Friday afternoon and after a walk round the Cathedral my daughter and I headed to the conference to have a nosy. I could not believe how many people were […]

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HA Annual Conference: Laura Kibble’s reflections

June 14, 2018June 14, 2018Oxford History Team

Not all teachers can say that they went to school on the last Monday before half term with a spring in their step. I, however, did exactly that. It was the first day back after ‘The Big Day’… not the Royal Wedding nor not the FA Cup Final, but the Historical Association Conference 2018. I […]

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What I look forward to about the HA conference

May 8, 2018May 8, 2018Oxford History Team

As History teachers, we are just about to embark on ‘exam madness’ season. We have precious little time left with our exam classes. We will be prepping and delivering extra revision sessions on top of completing all of the other tasks that are part and parcel of our profession. So it is no surprise that […]

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