GCSE (Years 10–11) · History
Migration to Britain
Pupils explore migration to Britain from Roman times to modern day, studying reasons for movement, settlement patterns, cultural exchange, empire, post-war immigration and debates about identity and citizenship. They examine cause and consequence, demographic change and the role of government policy and public response, using primary sources to assess perspectives.
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