Humanities helps children understand people, places, history, and the wider world. It develops curiosity, critical thinking, and informed decision-making.
Children learn to:
experiment with materials and ideas
develop creative skills and techniques
respond to and reflect on creative work
communicate meaning through artistic expression
History
Geography
Religion, values and ethics
Citizenship
Drawing, painting, and crafting
Singing, dancing, and performing
Role play and storytelling
Creating digital media (videos, animations)
Designing and making
Humanities supports:
understanding the past and present
awareness of different cultures and perspectives
critical thinking and enquiry skills
developing informed, ethical citizens
Creativity is a skill that develops over time
There is no single “right way” — exploration is essential
Reflection and feedback are part of the creative process
Confidence grows through trying, adapting, and improving