Black History School Workshops
Celebrate Black History month in October
What is Black History Month?
Beginning as a small London-focused tradition in the late 1980s, Black History Month has continued to grow and is now a significant celebration throughout the British Isles.
Black History Month takes place during October and remembers the many significant people and events in the history of black culture, people like Victorian nurse Mary Seacole who served during the Crimean War, former slaves Ignatius Sancho and Olaudah Equiano, and South African leader Nelson Madela. Events like The Long Walk to Freedom, Abolition and Apartheid.
Black History Month teaches us to recognise the history of black people in our country and across the world, but it also celebrates the present and looks to the future. Children are taught that the significant contributions black people have made and continue to make to our nation should be respected and admired.
To help your school learn about black history and African culture, not just in October but throughout the school year, we have a number of specialist school workshops who can visit your class and share their considerable knowledge.
History.
Education.
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Online school workshop
History, Ancient Civilisations, Industrial, Medieval, Monarchs, Victorian
Battlefield & History Tours specialises in exactly that. London and Ipswich are filled with history and visits that bring studies to life. A time of spies, propaganda, espionage, mistrust and bluff.
Online school workshop Careers, Citizenship, Computing, Engineering, English, Geography, Environmental Geography, Human Geography, Physical Geography, History, Ancient Civilisations, Edwardian, Egyptians, Greeks, Victorian, Maths, PSHE, Religious Education, Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, SEN, Team Building
Proven to excite children's curiosity in Science, supporting KS2 National Curriculum and offering a cross-curricular "hands-on" interactive, full-day onsite STEM - CSI Forensic Science Workshop - Raising Aspirations and Attainment in Science & STEAM
Online school workshop Citizenship, Human Geography, History, Black History, PSHE, Cultural Education
International Slavery Museum offers a selection of curriculum-linked workshops for schools and groups, from a session exploring the impacts of the transatlantic slave trade, to fascinating tours of the museum.
Online school workshop History, World War, Significant Individuals, Black History, Performing Arts
During this Drama Hut Workshop, travel back in time to the 1850’s with Mary Seacole herself and explore her extraordinary life and work. Through role play and improvisation we reimagine life through Marys eyes as a nurse during the Crimean War!
Online school workshop History, Black History, Music, Dance, SEN, Team Building
Give your pupils an exciting musical experience packed with rhythm, fun, creativity and self-expression with an African Drumming, Dancing or Gumboot Dancing workshop by FabDrumming. No experience is required and suitable for all ages and abilities.
Online school workshop Black History, Music, Dance, SEN, Team Building, Performing Arts
Our African dance and drumming workshops introduce pupils to the vibrant culture and rhythmic traditions of Africa. West End professional 'Vivian Gayle leads pupils through a series of movements and drumming patterns teaching them African history
Online school workshop Art, History, Victorian, Black History
Located in North London, Kenwood is a hidden gem of historical interest for school groups, with an internationally renowned art collection, Robert Adam interiors, acres of land to explore and links to the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade.
Online school workshop History, Black History, Twentieth Century, Cultural Education
During this workshop, the children will pack their bags leaving the Caribbean Island of Jamacia and board HMT Windrush to journey to post war Britain. Through drama, song and poetry we will explore how the Windrush generation helped re-build Britain.
Online school workshop Citizenship, Human Geography, History, Black History, PSHE, Cultural Education
International Slavery Museum offers a selection of curriculum-linked workshops for schools and groups, from a session exploring the impacts of the transatlantic slave trade, to fascinating tours of the museum.
Online school workshop History, Prehistory, Greeks, Ancient Civilisations, Egyptians, Celts, Romans, Saxons, Vikings, Tudors, Industrial, Victorian, World War, Twentieth Century, Significant Individuals, Beyond Living Memory, Black History, Performing Arts, SEN
The Drama Hut specialise in bringing on-site and online workshops directly to your school, covering a wide range of curricular topics. Through drama, improvisation and role play let us create a unique learning experience for your school!
Online school workshop Art, History, Black History
Curriculum Travel offers age-appropriate tours for primary and middle school students in Liverpool, featuring a journey from the Long and Winding Road to Penny Lane in a Magical Mystery Tour.
Online school workshop History, Black History, Significant Individuals, Performing Arts, Cultural Education
Together, let's dive into the lives of three of history's most influential Black History figures: Martin Luther King, Rosa Parks and Nelson Mandela. One Day Creative uses drama and discussion to bring this important topic to life in your school.
Online school workshop Citizenship, History, Black History, Medieval, Romans, Tudors
Bring the curriculum to life at Portchester Castle. With 1700 years of history, it covers everything from the Romans, medieval kings right up to the Napoleonic Wars. Follow in their footsteps and explore its exciting and varied history.
Online school workshop History, Black History, Significant Individuals, Performing Arts, SEN
During this Drama Hut Workshop, we travel with Rosa Parks back to the 1950’s and explore how within America’s ‘Golden Age’, the injustices of prejudice, segregation and racism flourished, along with the growth of ‘The Civil Rights Movement.
Online school workshop History, Black History, PSHE
Embark on an unforgettable journey with “The World and Us”, a captivating storytelling workshop exploring Identity and Diversity, presented by The Drama Geezers, perfect for Black History Month.
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