The History Teachers' Association of NSW was formed in 1954, with the simple aim of providing a means for teachers to 'meet and discuss the teaching of History and issues connected with our teaching of History'. Its membership grew quickly, as did the range of activities it engaged in. As a result, today's association is a much more complex organisation than the one established in 1954. Nevertheless, HTA NSW retains the strong collegial identity given to it by its founders and remains dedicated to supporting the interests of the discipline of History, its teachers and their students.
- Foundataion of HTANSW - 'Renée Fauvette Erdos (1911-1997): Educator and Founder of the History Teachers' Association of NSW', Teaching History, June 2008
- Renée Erdos Award Recipients
- History of HTA's Journal - '50 Years in Print: Teaching History, 1961-2011', Teaching History, March 2011
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1960s: Renée Erdos, |
2011: Bob Carr speaking at |
HTA's Foundation Chairman |
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1989: Renée Erdos, awarded |
2013: HSC 1st Placers: |
2009: HTA Pres. Bea Cartlidge; |
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| 2006: HTA Pres. Pam Panczyk & former Chairman Bob Walshe at the HTANSW State Conference |
2015: Prof. Sir Richard Evans |
2015: Students from Merewether |
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| 2016: Norfolk Island Conference at Norfolk Island Central School |
2016: One of the huge audiences for HTA's HSC History Study Days at the University of Sydney |
2016: HTAA National Conference - Stan Grant with HTANSW's President Toni Hurley (R) and Treasurer Denis Mootz |
