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We can bring history and literacy to life for your students with themed enrichment days, where we meet our ancestors (or literary characters) close up, and through a range of interactive and action-oriented workshops. We cover most periods, from our Stone Age ancestors through to the present day. Topics we have previously covered include: Celts and Romans, King Arthur, Beowulf, The Vikings and 1066: The Year of Battles.
Please get in touch with us to discuss your topic and find out how we can design an immersive and interactive learning experience which meets your learning objectives.
We can offer a range of exciting curriculum enrichment days covering a variety of themes linked to the national curriculum.
Curriculum Enrichment Days
Examples of history/literary themed curriculum enrichment days we have previously organised for schools include:
Stone Age Man
Hunter gatherers, the mobile ‘supermarket’ and the birth of farming
Romans
The army, invasion and daily life
Angles and Saxons
Rune swords, riddles and the forging of England
Alfred the Great
Burnt cakes, heroic battles and strong rule
Knights and Castles
Squires, jousts, and fair and fierce maidens
Explorers and Adventurers
Treasure maps, galleons and new worlds
Wiltshire in the Civil War
Waller and Hopton, gunpowder and sieges
1066
The Year of Battles; the defeat of the Vikings and the coming of the Normans; Stamford Bridge and Hastings
Celts and Ancient Britons
Druids, rebellion and hillforts
King Arthur
The legend and the hero from history
Beowulf
Heroes and monsters
The Vikings
Long ships, new lands and long voyages
Tudors
A King, Queens, the executioner’s axe and the age of exploration
Pirates
Cutlasses, buried treasure and skulls and crossbones
1666 - The Great Fire
A king, a diary, a war and disaster
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