Humanities — Teesside Migration & Identity Upgraded
AQA Unit Award Scheme · ‘History around us’ · Autumn 1 · a connected 8-week enquiry across three pathways
One migration-and-identity enquiry, rooted in the Tees Valley, taught at three levels of challenge. Every lesson runs the Lundy Loop — Space, Voice, Audience, Influence — and every capture reaches for the next pathway up. Pick a pathway, open its Scheme of Work, and launch any week.
The Build → Grow → Launch pathway
Progress Schools groups learning into three ability-and-confidence pathways. The same enquiry runs through all three — the difference is the level of historical reasoning expected, and how much independence the evidence asks for.
The Lundy Loop in every lesson
Four zones, one loop — identical across the whole Teesside programme (art and humanities). Colour marks the zone; the loop always closes, even on a hard day, with the week’s stamped ticket.
Pathways, schemes of work & lessons
BUILD Explore
Foundational Explore tier. Pupils place events, notice sources and take their first evidence — building confidence before complexity. A light, calm history studio.
📖 Open the Scheme of Work 🖨️ Printable Evidence & Lundy Pack
Light studio · zones: SPACE · VOICE · AUDIENCE · INFLUENCE
GROW Defensible history
The middle tier. Pupils move beyond activity into defensible history — ranking causes, qualifying judgements and explaining with evidence. Week 7 is an assessed account. A dark studio register.
📖 Open the Scheme of Work 🖨️ Printable Evidence & Lundy Pack
Dark studio · ★ W7 assessed · zones: SPACE · VOICE · AUDIENCE · INFLUENCE
LAUNCH GCSE Bridge
The most rigorous tier. Pupils reason like GCSE historians — weighing source utility, arguing causation in a courtroom, and sustaining a thesis. Week 7 is an assessed source assessment.
📖 Open the Scheme of Work 🖨️ Printable Evidence & Lundy Pack
GCSE bridge · ★ W7 assessed · zones: SPACE · VOICE · AUDIENCE · INFLUENCE