Significant Individuals History Workshops

Your pupils will discover Neil Armstrong's background and how he became an astronaut. The U.S. wanted to make sure they found a brave, talented explorer to become the 'first man on the moon'! Find out why this significant individual fit the criteria and how he prepared for this incredible venture.
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In this interactive workshop, pupils have the opportunity to learn about the lives of four uniquely influential women. From mathematicians to education activists, aviators to nurses, we'll celebrate their strength and stories. Plus, learn how the actions of a few can change the world around us.
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Children will learn about: - Mary Anning's childhood and family - Mary Anning's amazing discoveries - Fossil hunting - The Jurassic Coast
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During this workshop we look at important influential figures during the 1890s-1979 that helped, hindered or impacted on the fight to secure equal rights and the vote for women.
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Within the workshop we focus on the Apollo 11 Mission and look at the first men to step foot on the moon: Neil Armstrong and Edwin ('Buzz') Aldrin. The class will get the opportunity to step into...
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Our Black History Month workshop for KS2 brings the 'long walk to freedom' to life and broaden the horizons of your pupils. Using a range of interactive, drama-based activities our drama facilitator...
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We have a number of workshops celebrating the loves of significant individuals from history including Rosa Parks, Mary Seacole, Florence Nightingale and Amelia Earhart. For further information please visit our website to see a full listing of available workshops.
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Our professional costumed actor will take on the role of the famous Lady with the Lamp, Florence Nightingale and help the children learn about her life and impact on nursing, including the sanitisation of our hospitals.
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Amelia Earhart was an important figure in 20th Century, being the first female pilot to fly across the Atlantic ocean in 1932 making history!
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As an important historical figure, Mary Seacole is portrayed by a professional actor, to help children both remember and explore her life and work. We will create a time line to place Mary Seacole...
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Charles Darwin discovered a variety of wonderful theories, which help us to understand lots about our living today. Exploring his theories and discoveries through drama, is a great way for children to learn all about his great works and remember the importance of his findings.
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With references to 'Blackbeard' and other famous pirates and explorers, this workshop will fire children's imagination while teaching them about life on the high seas.
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Led by Ada Lovelace, a pioneering woman of STEM back in the Victorian era, we will also explore many other significant individuals from history, remembered for creating innovative inventions which...
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During this Drama Hut Workshop, we meet 'Queen Boudicca', leader of the Celts. We explore what life was like in Roman Britain and help her try to defeat the Roman army using their discipline, battle formations and the differences between two tribes.
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Embark on a captivating bus tour of London that explores its rich royal history and notable figures. Begin at Buckingham Palace, the iconic residence of the monarch, where you might catch the Changing...
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Your pupils will compare the reign of two of Britain's marvellous monarchs: Queen Elizabeth I and II. These two significant individuals ruled England during completely different eras, so how do their respective reigns compare? Who were these monarchs and what influence did they have on our country?
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During the course of the workshop, our drama facilitator will guide your class through the life of Florence Nightingale, discover what the 'Lady with the Lamp' did to make her such a significant individual in history. Plus, learn more about the historical period in which she lived.
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Join Sally Spade, a Royal enthusiast, to celebrate the incredible life of Queen Elizabeth II. Explore her iconic reign and the impact she has had on our society, not only as our Queen but as one of the most significant women of the post war era.
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During the workshop the children will meet Rosa Parks. Through story telling, timelines and role play, they will learn about her extraordinary life and influence during this pivotal time in history.
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Dan Tastic Education uses a wide array of props, historical items, videos, group discussion and teacher in role style student participation to cover the following topics during an Explorer & Polar...
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