ONLINE TRAINING: HULL CURRICULUM - Heritage Learning, Hull
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ONLINE TRAINING: HULL CURRICULUM
Make the most out of your school’s Hull Curriculum package by booking an online
teacher training session for your school!
This FREE training is open to all teachers and teaching assistants from Hull
Curriculum Member Schools*. In this online tutorial, our Digital Learning Officer will
guide you through the Hull Curriculum and the benefits of using it for school and
home learning.
Session content includes:
Accessing the Hull Curriculum
Teacher and Pupil log-ins
Group and independent learning
Navigating the digital platform
Making the most of the vast range of resources
Exploring how the Hull Curriculum can be used across the curriculum: in
history, geography, English, science, and ADT.
You’ll also find out more about the wide range of exclusive online resources
available exclusive to Hull Curriculum Member Schools, such as videos,
photographs, documents from the museums’ collections - as well as teaching ideas
and learning projects packs.
Session availability: Mondays(AM/PM)/Wednesdays(AM/PM)/Fridays(AM)
Duration: 30-45 minutes
Workspace: Microsoft Teams or Zoom
Capacity: No limit on number of participants
Heritage Learning, 35 High Street, Hull HU1 1NQ
T: 01482 318733 E: heritagelearning@hcandl.co.uk
www.heritage-learning.com
Eligible schools (Hull Curriculum Members)
Bricknell Primary School, Bridgeview School, Buckingham Primary Academy,
Chiltern Primary School, Collingwood Primary School, Clifton Primary School,
Dorchester Primary School, Francis Askew Primary School, Griffin Primary School,
Ings Primary School, Kingswood Parks Primary School, Maybury Primary School,
Oldfleet Primary School, Paisley Primary School, Pearson Primary School, Priory
Primary School, Rokeby Park Primary School, St Georges Primary School, Sidmouth
Primary School, Southcoates Primary Academy, Spring Cottage Primary School,
Stepney Primary School, St James CE Academy, Thanet Primary School,
Thorpepark Academy, Whitehouse PRU.
How to Book
Email: heritagelearning@hcandl.co.uk, or call 01482 318 733 to book your session.
Booking Tips
1) Check your school is a Hull Curriculum member (see list above)
2) Allocate one staff member to book on behalf of the school, for example this could
be a teacher or the school office.
3) Choose whether you’d prefer a Monday or Tuesday and decide on the best time
for teachers to participate. The training could take place before school, after school,
or any time during the day.
4) Contact heritagelearning@hcandl.co.uk with two or three potential dates/times.
We’ll get back to you and confirm your training session.
5) Provide us with a list of teacher email adresses and we’ll send a reminder about
the training and ensure everyone is kept up-to-date with new and exciting Hull
Curriculum content.
6) Ensure all teachers taking part have access to Microsoft Teams, (however if you
would prefer to use Zoom instead, please let us know!)
We look forward to seeing you (virtually) soon!
Heritage Learning, 35 High Street, Hull HU1 1NQ
T: 01482 318733 E: heritagelearning@hcandl.co.uk
www.heritage-learning.com
MORE INFORMATION
What is the Hull Curriculum?
The Hull Curriculum empowers you to teach all periods of history through Hull’s
incredible people, places and events that have had local, national and global impact.
Your children will develop a sound understanding of what makes their city great,
promoting a real sense of pride and aspiration.
What’s included in your package?
Accessed through an annual school subscription, the Hull Curriculum provides you
with the tools and high quality resources to teach and inspire your pupils.
Interactive Digital Platform
Exclusive access to an online digital platform www.hull-curriculum.com, that currently
hosts more than 20 key histories as voted for by a panel of Hull Teachers, and this is
just the beginning! More histories are added as time goes on, so your school has
invested in a growing resource. The platform unlocks the secrets of Hull’s global
significance across the centuries through exclusive access to an array of outstanding
source material and teaching ideas.
In-School ‘Pop Up Exhibitions’
These professional quality exhibitions – linked to a selection of the key histories –
will be available to loan for a half term for Premium Members*. Included are secure
display cases containing objects, pull-up exhibition panels and life-sized character
cut-outs. These highly visual exhibitions are designed to fire up your children’s
curiosities and act as a memorable springboard into investigation of the associated
history. *Please contact us if you’re not sure of your school’s membership level.
Priority Access!
As a Hull Curriculum member you’ll also be one of the first schools to have the
opportunity to experience and pilot brand new Key History workshops. These
innovative sessions bring the histories to life through a range of stimulating creative
approaches.
Want to know more?
If you’re not a Hull Curriculum school yet, get in touch with Heritage Learning to find
out how you can sign up and get access to this inspirational resource. Call 01482
318 733, email us on heritagelearning@hcandl.co.uk or visit our website at
www.heritage-learning.com
Heritage Learning, 35 High Street, Hull HU1 1NQ
T: 01482 318733 E: heritagelearning@hcandl.co.uk
www.heritage-learning.com
HULL CURRICULUM STORIES
Origins of the City (1200s)
From Hull’s foundations by monks to Henry VIII’s castle!
Hull Fair (1278-present)
One of the oldest fairs in the world!
Sir John Hotham & Beverley Gate (1642)
The rejection of King Charles I sparks Civil War!
Press Gangs (1700-1814)
Men forced into naval service against their will
Hull Goes Global* (1830-1914)
Explore how people from Hull (*coming soon)
William Wilberforce (1759-1833)
The abolition of the Transatlantic Slave Trade
Hull Docks (1778-present)
From whales to wood, fish to people…Hull’s great docks
Isaac Reckitt (1792-1862)
World leader in household goods and pharmaceuticals
Transmigration Through Hull (1830-1914)
Over three million people in search of a better life abroad
Hull Zoological Gardens (1840-1861)
A popular attraction in Victorian Hull
Thomas Ferens (1847-1930)
Philanthropist, politician, art lover, campaigner
Mary Murdoch (1864-1916)
Hull’s first female GP and campaigner for women’s rights
Sport in Hull (1865–present)
Hull’s inspirational teams at the top of their game
Michael ‘Kick’ Murphy (1876-1897)
The young sailor whose letters reveal stories about life at sea
J. Arthur Rank (1888–1972)
Founder of the company which dominated British film
Needlers (1886-1986)
A century of sweet success
Hull’s Polar Explorers & Arctic Whalers (1899-1922)
Heroic Antarctic exploration and Arctic whaling
Amy Johnson (1903-1941)
The first woman to fly solo from Britain to Australia
Hull’s Heroes of World War One (1914-1918)
The story of Hull During World War One
George William Gray (1926-2013)
Developer of technology for LCD displays
The Hull Blitz (1941)
The most heavily bombed city outside London during World War Two
Clive Sullivan (1943-1985)
Player and captain for both rugby teams and Great Britain
Triple Trawler Disaster (1968)
The sinking of three trawlers and the campaign that followed
Heritage Learning, 35 High Street, Hull HU1 1NQ
T: 01482 318733 E: heritagelearning@hcandl.co.uk
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