It’s just one thing after another: Chronological workshop

From major discoveries to advancements in public health, this hands-on workshop is designed to help you effectively place events in medical history to understand just how far we’ve come. Timelines, key names and sources: a great revision for Medicine through Time.

What will my students do in this session?

Students will place themselves in a human timeline to test their chronological knowledge of medical events through history, interrogate a wide selection of sources to answer exam style questions on a selection of topics and ask themselves ‘who was the most important figure in medical history’? to them.

Key Information
• Price: £9.40 per pupil
• Age: Key Stage 4/ GCSE
• Length: 2 hours
• Location: Clavicle Classroom
• Maximum capacity: 33 students

Curriculum links
• History GCSE:
• AQA: ‘Thematic study- The Health and the People c1000- present day’.
• OCR: ‘Thematic Study- The People’s Health c1250- present’.
• Edexcel: ‘Medicine in Britain 1250-present’.
• WJEC: ‘Thematic Study from a broad historical perspective- Changes in Health and Medicine c 1350- Present Day’.