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GCSE historians can explore the fascinating lives of people who came before them, understanding their actions, hopes and fears.  \nUnderstanding the world  \nTraces of the past are everywhere around us: in the way we live our lives, speak our languages, and organise our societies. We continue to live with the results of the actions of those who came before us. Studying the past is therefore vital for understanding the world we live in today.  \nTransferable skills  \nStudents of GCSE History learn how to analyse information, make judgements, and form their own written and spoken arguments. In a world increasingly shaped by social media and dominated by‘fake news’, it has never been more important for young people to learn how to handle information and evidence critically.  \nWhat will you study?  \nAssessment  \nThere will be three exams at the end of Year 11:  \nPaper 1 (30%) Medicine in Britain, c1250-present and the British sector of the Western Front  \nPaper 2 (40%) Early Elizabethan England, 1558- 88 and the Cold War 1941-91  \nPaper 3 (30%) Weimar and Nazi Germany, 1918-39  \nCareer paths  \nGCSE History is a respected academic course which is valued by universities and employers. 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