History Transformed NSW Stage 5 2e (digital code) [Due Oct 2026]

Pre-order: due Oct 2026 (Cambridge University Press release date). Orders will be supplied on release.

History Transformed NSW Second Edition delivers dynamic, syllabus‑aligned lessons to empower confident, practical, real‑world learning.

Digital Code

This is a digital access code only – no printed textbook is included. The code gives Cambridge GO access to:

• PDF Textbook: the downloadable PDF version of the student text.
• Interactive Textbook – 2 calendar-year subscription: the online version of the student text with interactive features. Subscription term: if activation occurs between January and July, the subscription concludes on 31 December the following year; if activation occurs between August and December, it concludes on 31 December the year after the following.

Print & digital edition: ISBN 9781009787956.

For the new History 7-10 Syllabus (2024) for 2027 implementation

History Transformed Stage 5 2ed provides the right balance of source-rich accessible content, embedded skills development and strong writing instructions for the new NSW History 7-10 syllabus, supported by rich and innovative digital resources. Historical concepts and skills taught are in context, an extended historical inquiry task is included in every chapter, and every lesson provides opportunities for scaffolded skill development, supporting deep understanding. Explicit writing instruction embedded in every chapter transforms the way students communicate and learn.

Features

• A range of visual and written primary and secondary sources for every topic provide truly engaging and wide-ranging connections to history. Starter activities in every chapter engages and focuses student attention.
• Content is structured to reduce student cognitive load with clear learning intentions and success criteria, easily digested amounts of texts and a visually appealing layout including images, timelines and diagrams.
• A site study in every depth study chapter provides valuable context for students. An extended historical inquiry task for each chapter deepens understanding and allows students to apply their skills.
• Cambridge's evidence-based approach to building writing skills, developed with NSW-based literacy experts, makes use of high-impact writing strategies in every lesson including 'Writing focus' worksheets, a range of activities that gradually increase in language and cognitive verbs, digital quizzes, and chapter review activities with model answers.
• The chapters on First Nations history in each stage book have been co-authored by First Nations author, Aria Ritz ensuring authentic coverage of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander content
• Innovative digital resources familiar to NSW students include source-based videos, Scorcher competitions, auto-marked quizzes and workspaces for written response questions.

Stage 5 Table of Contents

FOCUS AREA: THE MAKING OF THE MODERN WORLD
1 The making of the modern world (1750–c. 1945)
2 The Industrial Revolution (1750–1850)
3 The movement of peoples (1750–1901)
4 Imperialism in Asia (1750–1918) [digital]
5 Key ideas and movements (1750–1918) [digital]
6 Australia: making a nation – from Federation to WWI (1889–c. 1919)
7 Australia at war – WWII (1939–c. 1945)
8 The Holocaust (1933‒1945) [digital]

FOCUS AREA: THE MODERN WORLD
9 The modern world
10 Human rights and freedoms (c. 1938–c. 2017)
11 Rights and freedoms of Australian women (c. 1945–c. 2012)
12 Migration experiences (1945–c. 2016)
13 Popular culture in Australia (1945–c. 2010)
14 The environmental movement (c. 1960–c. 2015) [digital]