brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
I remember crusty old Anglo-Catholics whingeing on about the History NC/specs spending more time on 11 years of Nazism than they did on 11 centuries of Christendom.up to eight years ago when I was often tasked with delivering some KS3 & KS4 History, Ireland wasn't on the agenda except for a couple of paragraphs in a widely used year 8 Schools History Project textbook citing Cromwell and Drogheda. Ireland was a non statutory example of what could be used under the 'Elizabethan religious settlement and conflict with Catholics (including Scotland, Spain and Ireland)' and 'the Interregnum (including Cromwell in Ireland)'
I think India got a couple of pages, maybe Year 9 under Empire expansion and trade.
With the direction of political travel, I doubt there's been any improvement since.
Didn't agree with where they were coming from, but they kind of had a point about the very restrictive/selective nature of school history in E&W.
Mind you, that's probably for another thread?