Why History teachers love Boardworks...

Letting Students Lead

A guide written by Boardworks customers

Getting your students up to interact directly with your whiteboard is sure to encourage engagement as well as enjoyment. Find out how other teachers get their students actively involved with teaching and learning.

The Mountbatten School, Hampshire

Alison Hack, Head of Humanities

Alison Hack is Head of Humanities at The Mountbatten School in Romsey. She uses Boardworks History throughout her department for teaching the KS3 and KS4 curriculum on interactive whiteboards.

Springfield School, Portsmouth

James Hobson, Head of History

James Hobson is Head of History at Springfield School in Portsmouth and has been using Boardworks KS3+KS4 History resources in his lessons for the last 6 years.

Jamie Slater, Head of History

Hampshire

“If I’m caught short for a lesson I know I can use Boardworks and it will have some good ideas with it. The interactive activities get the kids up and involved in the lesson and they help present the bigger picture; there is never a shortage of volunteers!”

History