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For make no mistake, the new History National Curriculum presented this Monday – let us call it "the July draft" – is near identical to the one most English schools have been operating off for a decade, and entirely unlike the Department for Education's initial offering. The differences between the July and the earlier "February draft" are as great as between the February Revolution in Russia and its October successor: much that was ardently prescribed in February is now mere suggestion, or gone altogether; some that was missing, like most of the history of the rest of the world, makes a triumphant return. Some have said a year is too short to introduce this curriculum; for historians, given how little needs to change, a year is at least 364 days too many. It would seem history teachers have won and Gove has lost. Some might say he has more than lost: he has been humiliated, just punishment for wasting all our time.
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