GROW Humanities · Migration and Identity
Eight 40-minute lessons built one week at a time straight from the GROW Weekly – Autumn workbook. Each lesson opens offline from the file itself and prints without a network connection.
Migration on a Timeline
Place migration events on a timeline (chronology).
Workbook cell ‘GROW Weekly - Autumn’!C46, quoted verbatim. Feeds → Week 2 reads a source about one of the events placed here.Reading a Migration Source
Use a source to find out about migration to Britain.
Workbook cell ‘GROW Weekly - Autumn’!C47, quoted verbatim. Feeds → Week 3 uses sources like this one to explain cause and consequence.Why People Moved and What Changed
Explain a cause and a consequence of migration.
Workbook cell ‘GROW Weekly - Autumn’!C48, quoted verbatim. Feeds → Week 4 looks further back at evidence of a long presence.Diverse British History
Investigate diverse British history (Black History Month).
Workbook cell ‘GROW Weekly - Autumn’!C49, quoted verbatim. Feeds → Week 5 judges the significance of one person or event.Significance of a Person or Event
Evaluate the significance of a person or event.
Workbook cell ‘GROW Weekly - Autumn’!C50, quoted verbatim.Planning a Structured Account
Plan a structured account using evidence.
Workbook cell ‘GROW Weekly - Autumn’!C51, quoted verbatim.Writing and Assessing the Account
Write and assess a structured account + source evaluation.
Workbook cell ‘GROW Weekly - Autumn’!C52, quoted verbatim.Countries, Continents and Oceans
Locate countries, continents and oceans on a map/atlas.
Workbook cell ‘GROW Weekly - Autumn’!C53, quoted verbatim. First week of Autumn 2 on the absolute spine.Boundary
No personal or family history is required by any lesson in this pack. Every task can be completed from the supplied event, source and evidence cards, and no learner is asked to explain that choice. Dates come from the school-approved source pack and are never guessed. This is curriculum and portfolio evidence preparation only; any qualification or unit claim requires local centre confirmation against the current specification.