Patrick O'Shaughnessy
Patrick is an experienced Head of History, with an M.A (Distinction) from the University of Nottingham. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA) and a Member of the Chartered College of Teaching (MCCT), as well as being internationally recognised as being a preeminent creator and curator of History teaching resources. His resources are shared via www.historychappy.com and his Twitter handle @historychappy.
Patrick is an experienced Head of History, with an M.A (Distinction) from the University of Nottingham. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA) and a Member of the Chartered College of Teaching (MCCT), as well as being internationally recognised as being a preeminent creator and curator of History teaching resources. His resources are shared via www.historychappy.com and his Twitter handle @historychappy.
Elliott Watson
Elliott has taught History at secondary schools across the world for the last 18 years and has a PhD. He has lectured in International Relations at university level and has published academic articles such as South Asia and the Cold War: Vice President Nixon's forgotten trip to Ceylon (Taylor & Francis). He has his own website offering free resources for students and teachers - www.thecourseworkclub.com - and his Twitter handle is @thelibrarian6.
Conal Smith
Conal is the most recent addition to the editorial team at Versus History. As Versus History's Ancient and Medieval History specialist, he loves few things more than bringing lesser known parts of History to light. He is a History teacher with a wealth of experience and studied for his B.A. at the University of Birmingham. You can follow Conal on twitter via his @prohistoricman handle.
Conal is the most recent addition to the editorial team at Versus History. As Versus History's Ancient and Medieval History specialist, he loves few things more than bringing lesser known parts of History to light. He is a History teacher with a wealth of experience and studied for his B.A. at the University of Birmingham. You can follow Conal on twitter via his @prohistoricman handle.