Titanic Workshop
Altru
Transport your pupils to 1912 and the disaster of the Titanic through an imaginative drama workshop that develops empathy and understanding. Altru's Titanic drama workshop gives children the chance to play key characters, memorise facts and learn all about the luxurious but ill-fated ship.Topic information covered:
- The Titanic's history (Including Key dates)
- The people who worked on the Titanic
- The events as the ship hit the iceberg, the aftermath and lost souls
- Changes made to prevent future tragedies
- How the tragic news travelled in the 20th Century
Where we travel to
We can visit your school in: All UK Regions
Which curriculum topics do we cater for?
Twentieth Century Workshop
Titanic
Topic information covered:
- The Titanic's history (Including Key dates)
- The people who worked on the Titanic
- The events as the ship hit the iceberg, the aftermath and lost souls
- Changes made to prevent future tragedies
- How the tragic news travelled in the 20th Century
Drama
>Performing Arts
>What size groups do we cater for?
35 children per session.
Groups with Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND)
Yes We certainly can. Please use the form below to let us know your group's specific SEN requirements and we will get back to you with more information on how we can tailor our learning experience for your children.
Yes Please let us know more about your group and we will get back to you with more details about the suitability of what we offer.
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Who are Altru?
We are a creative education, non-profit organisation that exist to provide drama workshops to help support learning and development in schools. Our aim is to offer all children the opportunity to learn in new, exciting and creative ways. We passionately believe in the value of Drama as a tool to help children develop skills, expand knowledge and grow in confidence.
Every enquiry gives you a chance to win trips and workshops for your school - We are giving away a free trip for every week of the Autumn term!
