YEAR 7
History Year 7
Build historical knowledge and learn how to work with evidence, chronology and different interpretations.
KEY STAGE 3 HOME STUDY
Explore the past with structured home study courses designed for Key Stage 3 learners in Years 7, 8 and 9.
Explore Key Stage 3
Move between Key Stage 3 subjects and find the course that best suits your learner.
KEY STAGE 3 HISTORY HOME STUDY
Our Key Stage 3 History courses help learners understand important periods, events and developments while building the skills needed to investigate and explain the past.
Across Years 7, 8 and 9, learners work with historical evidence, consider causes and consequences, examine change over time and develop increasingly confident historical arguments.
YEARS
Separate courses provide structured History study across the three years of Key Stage 3.
STUDY FORMAT
Learners can study from home and work through each course at a pace that suits their education.
HISTORY SKILLS
Develop skills in evidence, chronology, interpretation, cause, consequence and historical argument.
PROGRESSION
Build the knowledge and analytical skills needed to move confidently towards GCSE-level History.
Learners can begin with the course that matches their current year and continue through Years 7, 8 and 9, developing deeper historical knowledge and stronger analytical skills as they progress.
HOW HOME STUDY WORKS
Each History course provides a clear sequence of structured lessons that learners can work through from home. Choose the appropriate year, begin studying online and build historical understanding step by step.
Select History Year 7, Year 8 or Year 9 according to the learner's current stage of Key Stage 3 study.
Access the course materials online and begin working through the History programme from home.
Study historical events, examine sources and interpretations, and build understanding of why the past developed as it did.
Consolidate historical knowledge and develop stronger explanation and analytical skills as the course progresses.
OPTIONAL SUPPORT
Assignment marking, tutor support and one-to-one tuition can be added when a learner would benefit from additional guidance or feedback.
SUPPORT & ADD-ONS
The course can be studied independently, with additional support available if a learner would benefit from tutor feedback, subject guidance or individual teaching.
WRITTEN FEEDBACK
Submit course assignments for marking and receive detailed tutor feedback on historical knowledge, use of evidence, explanation and written argument.
ONGOING GUIDANCE
Ask subject questions while working through the course and receive help when an event, source, interpretation or historical idea needs further explanation.
INDIVIDUAL TEACHING
Arrange individual online tuition for focused help with particular areas of History or when a learner would benefit from more direct teaching.
FLEXIBLE SUPPORT
You do not need to decide on additional support when you enrol. Assignment marking, tutor support and tuition can be added if and when they become useful.
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE COURSE
Find answers to common questions about choosing a History course, studying from home and adding extra support.
Choose the Year 7, Year 8 or Year 9 course that most closely matches the learner's current school year and stage of study. Each course provides a structured progression through Key Stage 3.
Yes. The courses are designed for flexible home study, allowing learners to work through structured History lessons online at a pace that suits their education.
The courses explore historical periods, events and developments while building skills in chronology, evidence, interpretation, cause, consequence and change over time.
The course can be studied independently. Optional support, including assignment marking, Email Tutor Support and one-to-one tuition, can be added separately when required.
No. Key Stage 3 courses are not examination courses. Learners instead build historical knowledge and skills through the work and activities included in the course.
Yes. Assignment marking can be added when it becomes useful, so there is no need to decide on additional support when first enrolling on the course.
Yes. The three courses provide a natural progression through Key Stage 3, allowing learners to continue into the next year as their historical knowledge and analytical skills develop.
The courses build historical knowledge, source skills, explanation and analytical thinking that provide useful foundations for later GCSE-level History study.
READY TO START?
Compare Years 7, 8 and 9 and select the course that best matches their current stage of study.