History in School

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Heuristics

"to learn by discovery"

Workshops for schools and museums History— the only insight we have in to the future Roman

Medieval

Celtic lead traders who have returned from a visit to Rome. A whole new insight in to lifestyle and invention. New for 2006—THE ROMAN COLLISEUM

Towns and traders, monasteries and monks, people and their lives. Examine the artefacts and try your hand at their crafts and skills.

Tudor Not so much your Kings and Queens, more your toilets and treasures. Exciting workshops and presentations that combine history, invention and toy making.

Seafaring A nation of seafaring history and legend, merchant venturers and explorers. Numeracy, measuring and weighing along with a history of navigation.

Victorian

1940’s

A basic look at Victorian lifestyle through the eyes of children. Their toys and the new exciting sciences.

From political refugees of the 1700’s to one of the nations top games manufacturers who, during WW2, make a huge contribution to our nations future.

Toy making workshop 5,000 years of toy history. From Ancient Egyptian to Late Victorian. Toys and forces. A practical workshop full of history, design technology and science.

Science, a history of invention First timepiece? Sumer 3,000 BC. First watermill? Italy 150 BC. First English windmill? 12th century. Not just history, THE FUTURE OF OUR CHILDREN.


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