Nuneaton Leicestershire CV13 0AD
'I took my class to visit the site today. We booked three separate activities throughout the day: History detectives, Bosworth soldier and the guided tour through the exhibition. I would highly recommend the soldier and the exhibition tour to any school looking to visit and anybody with a keen interest of the battle of Bosworth and the Tudor times that followed after. Eddie was a fantastic tour guide and kept my class so engaged and enthused throughout the entire session. The amount of hands-on activities was fantastic and his knowledge and expertise was brilliant. The Bosworth soldier was equally as great and my class absolutely loved seeing all of the weapons and learning about how they would have been used. We had the Boar cabin booked for our lunch which was a great place to keep my class, especially as it was raining all day! All staff are incredibly friendly and helpful throughout the day which made the visit fantastic. Highly recommend!' Teacher, 12th March 2018
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We have developed a fun and engaging learning programme covering various aspects of Roman life, including the life of a Roman soldier and finding out why some Celts hated the Romans from none other than Queen Boudica herself. On our Roman school trip, see their weapons and hear their arguments and you can then make up your mind who you would fight for come the revolution!
Tying in with the discovery of a Roman temple near the site, this session explores the reality of life in Roman Britain, recreated in a programme of activity that brings history to life. Pupils meet a Roman soldier, Marcus Vitius Valens, and Boudicca, who take the pupils on a journey of discovery as they learn about army life, trade, politics, religion, slavery and entertainment, and take part in some gruesome battle exercises.
Bosworth Battlefield helps schools learn about medieval history through our guided walks hosted by our experienced guides, our award-winning exhibition which tells many different stories from history and series of events that take place throughout the year.
Our award-winning exhibition brings to life the story of the Battle of Bosworth and this fascinating period of history. Follow the four medieval characters to find out about the lives of those involved, as Richard and Henry battle for the throne of England. Explore how the Battlefield was rediscovered in 2010 and compare the fates of Richard and Henry. We will provide a trail to teachers and adults to guide pupils through the galleries.
Our educational packages and workshops have been carefully planned to support classroom learning and cover a wide range of National Curriculum objectives. Our sessions are hands-on, engaging, and fun and bring learning to life with real artefacts. Each session can be tailored to support a particular area of learning; age group or need.
Our award-winning exhibition brings to life the story of the Battle of Bosworth and this fascinating period of history. Follow the four medieval characters to find out about the lives of those involved, as Richard and Henry battle for the throne of England. Explore how the Battlefield was rediscovered in 2010 and compare the fates of Richard and Henry. We will provide a trail to teachers and adults to guide pupils through the galleries.
One of Bosworth's knowledgeable guides will bring the events of the battle to life outside on the battlefield trail with a 2km guided walk featuring objects, re-enactment, and role-play. With access to the most up-to-date research and evidence, pupils will learn the very latest information about the Battle of Bosworth in 1485 and what historians think happened here.
We offer living history events, tours of our award-winning exhibition that brings to life the story of the Battle of Bosworth and follows the lives of those involved, as Richard and Henry battle for the throne of England. We also offer workshop sessions which are hands-on, engaging, and fun and bring learning to life with real artefacts.
Guided walks are available which bring the events of the battle to life outside on the battlefield trail with a 2km guided walk featuring objects, re-enactment, and role-play. With access to the most up-to-date research and evidence, pupils will learn the very latest information about the Battle of Bosworth in 1485 and what historians think happened here.
We tailor our sessions to cater for a mixture of special educational needs.
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