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An inquiry approach to appreciating our ancient past for the new Queensland Ancient History syllabus. 

Written explicitly for the new Queensland Ancient History syllabus by a highly experienced team of curriculum developers and practising teachers, Senior Ancient History for Queensland combines a source-based inquiry approach with selective narrative content to place each inquiry in context and bring history to life.

Watch our workshop on Resourcing for the new Ancient History Syllabus, presented by Michael Cocks

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Written by a highly experienced team of educators who understand the resources teachers require to comprehensively cover the new syllabus, Senior Modern History for Queensland equips students with powerful tools and skills to make the connection between history and its relevance to their lives, and to make wise decisions about their roles as global citizens.

Watch our workshop recording on Resourcing the Modern History Syllabus, presented by Brian Hoepper and Julie Hennessey

Written by Australia's leading history educators to equip inquiring minds with the knowledge and skills needed to illuminate and enrich their understanding of the past.

History for the Australian Curriculum is a comprehensive and compelling series for Years 7-10 that caters for the different learning styles and abilities in Australian classrooms without sacrificing the depth and quality of content needed to successfully understand historical concepts and skills.

Series Editor: Angela Woollacott

Michael Adcock, Margaret Allen, Helen Butler, Stephen Catton, Christopher Cunneen, Raymond Evans, Jenny Gregory, Alison Mackinnon, Judy McPherson, Richard Malone, Stephanie Price, James St. Julian, Luis Siddall, Robert Skinner, Alan Thomas, Nicholas Vlahogiannis, Andrew Walker.

Creating engaged and informed citizens and consumers.

Develops the knowledge, understanding and skills required to participate as active, engaged and informed citizens and consumers within the community, Australia and the world.

Look at key topics in History through a stimulating selection of original documents and other sources.

Cambridge Topics in History encourages students to evaluate primary sources as they develop a greater understanding of key topics in history. Each book contains a wide variety of primary and secondary sources, a full introduction to each topic, narrative and analysis to place the sources in context, and questions to stretch the student's skills in evaluating historical evidence.

An investigative history course.

Cambridge History Programme: Junior Secondary is an investigative history course, designed to be directly accessible to all junior secondary students.

An investigative approach to history for middle secondary students.

These full-colour highly-illustrated books for middle secondary include a wide range of primary sources, explanatory diagrams and maps to help set events and topics in context, and a range of activities to reinforce understanding and to motivate students.

Develop a greater understanding of specific periods in European, British and American history.

Cambridge Perspectives in History is an innovative series of history texts offering introductory and in-depth topic coverage to help students develop a greater understanding of specific periods in European, British and American history.