Tudors & Stuarts School Trips
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Tudor School Trips cater for a popular part of the history curriculum. The Tudor period began in 1485, following the final battle of the Wars of the Roses, which had been fought during the Plantagenet period between the house of York and the Lancastrians. Henry Tudor's victory over King William III led to a period of relative stability, where three Kings and two Queens reigned until 1603. At this point, Elizabeth I, and the Tudor period was succeeded by the house of Stuart where an act of union created the Kingdom of Great Britain. Historical events during this period include the Court of King Herny VIII, the Great Fire of London, the plays of William Shakespeare and the Guy Fawkes Gunpowder Plot.
The Stuarts had ruled Scotland since 1371, and continued to rule the new Kingdom until 1714. During this period, Europe was experiencing a transition from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. In our new Kingdom, the Stuarts were keen to develop the arts and the sciences, so it is perhaps unsurprising that the period nurtured the likes of Shakespeare, Robert Hooke and Sir Isaac Newton. In all, four Kings and two Queens from the house of Stuart ruled Great Britain.
Take a Tudors School trip by exploring stately homes and period buildings, contemporary art work, period costumes and historical artefacts.
The Great Fire of London Workshop
School Trip East Midlands, West Midlands, London & South East, East of England, South West, North East, North West, Yorkshire, WalesSubjects: History, Tudors
Step into the virtual world of Minecraft and travel back in time to 1666! Join our engaging and immersive workshop, designed especially for school students, as we explore the historic events of the Great Fire of London through the captivating medium.
The Great Fire of London Workshop
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Tudors & Elizabethans!
After introducing the timeline of all the Tudor Kings & Queens from the Battle of Bosworth on, we proceed through a day of 45 min workshops covering key aspects such as Crime & Punishment, Henry Vlll's wives, the birth of the Royal Navy, the Field of Cloth of Gold and so much more!
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Tudor Workshops
Through role play, improvisation and performance-based work, the children will explore a variety of aspects of Tudor life, including, crime and punishment, politics, court life and of course the six wives of Henry VIII!
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Tudors & Elizabethans Workshop
The Tudor family is a very important family in English History; so what might it have been like to live in that time period? Who were the Tudors? What effect did their power have on the people around...
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Kings, Queens & Castles Workshop
This workshops covers a variety of history, but particularly focuses on the Tudor time period and looks at the reigns of it's two most famous Monarchs, Henry VIII and Elizabeth I. Our mini museum...
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Great Fire of London Day
During our Great Fire of London workshop children will learn about King Charles II, who returned to power just six years before the fire struck. They will hear how the king actively tried to stop the fire’s progress, ordering houses torn down and fire breaks created.
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Life in Tudor England Day
Immerse your children in reign of Henry VIII. Children will learn about Henry’s life, his many wives, and his quest for a male heir. They will hear about the Reformation and the creation of the Church of England.
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Tudors
Our workshops are designed to give a good overall view of the Tudor and Elizabethan period, inspiring children with practical activities and hands-on exploration. We can give you a great starting...
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Tudor Workshop
The day starts with a short talk start on how and why the Tudors came to power, the effects of religious turmoil and how the discovery of the New World changed Europe. We offer exciting, immersive and...
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The Great Fire of London Workshop
Guided by experienced instructors, students will learn how to build and recreate key landmarks of 17th century London using the collaborative power of Minecraft. From the iconic St. Paul's Cathedral...
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Tudor Workshop & Wow Day
Dan Tastic Education uses a wide array of props, historical items, weapons, armour, videos, group discussion and teacher in role style student participation to cover the following topics during a...
South West
Oxenwood Outdoor Education Centre
Step into the opulent world and pivotal period in history of the Tudors. Through interactive experiences pupils will learn about Kings, Queens,the executioners axe and the age of exploration. Bring the splendour of the Tudors to life in your classroom with this immersive workshop
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Outreach
Our Tudor and Stuart workshops can look at life in a Tudor town, Tudor crime and punishment, the English Civil War and involves artefact handling, roleplay, military drill and more. Take part in a Tudor trial, or try Pike Drill like a Stuart soldier!
North West
Walker Art Gallery
Amazing Tudor Portraits KS2 - Students can note connections, contrasts and trends over time and develop the appropriate use of historical terms. They should regularly address and sometimes devise...
London & South East
Primary School Trip to London with Equity
Our primary school trips to London will offer your students the best opportunity to learn about the Tudors and Stuarts. Whether it's visiting famous locations across the city centre, discovering...
Scotland
Edinburgh City Tour with Equity
Edinburgh is steeped in history to do with the Tudors and Stuarts. Take a trip to the Palace of Holyroodhouse, which has been the residence of royalty in Scotland for centuries, and is a great place to learn more about the Tudors and Stuarts.
East Midlands
Gainsborough Old Hall
Our expert-led Discovery Visit at Gainsborough is a great way to delve deeper into Tudor life and experience Henry VIII's court. On a free, self-led visit, you can explore the vast kitchen, where...
West Midlands
Stratford Overnight English & History Trip with Equity
Explore Tudor cottages and townhouses in historic Stratford Upon Avon. Anne Hathaway's Cottage is an excellent example of everyday life in Tudor England with it's preserved architecture. Nearby Warwick Castle is another great place to see history come to life.
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Great Fire of London
During the course of the workshop, our drama facilitator will guide your class through the historical context of the Great Fire of London. Plus, an understanding of the timeline of events and the key figures involved.
South West
Stonehenge
The first excavations at Stonehenge took place in the 1600s. Find out more about these early investigations in the ‘Stonehenge through Time’ activity resource. Please let the Education Bookings Team know if you would like to use this resource when making your booking.
East of England
Framlingham Castle
Through the disgrace of Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk, Framlingham came into the hands of Mary Tudor, elder daughter of Henry VIII, in 1552. It was around this time that the castle played a key...
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Living History Workshops Ks1 & Ks2
Theatre Workshop has designed The Troublesome Tudors Workshop to shed some light on the goings on at Court. Meet a Tudor lady of the court of Henry VIII and listen to the gossip first hand. Why did...
South West
Pendennis Castle
Explore this impressive fortress and imagine what life was like working for Henry VIII, or defending against the Parliamentarians during the Civil War. Download the free Teachers’ Kit from the...
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The Great Fire of London
Children will learn: – Key dates. – The historical context of the Great Fire of London – after the plague. – Names of important people and the role they played in the Great Fire of...
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Shakespeare
A fun and participatory day of drama exploring Shakespeare or even just one of his many plays!
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The Great Fire of London
Discover with help from Samuel Pepys, the famous diarist of the time, what it was like to live in London during this time before and after the fire. During this workshop the children will, create 10...
South West
St Mawes Castle
Book a free self-led visit to St Mawes Castle and organise your day to suit your curriculum objectives. Explore the vital role that the castle played in the defense of England against the threat of...
London & South East
Ufton Court
These immersive Tudor activities engage children with historical themes such as religion, daily life, crime and punishment, and global exploration. Through hands-on tasks, they develop historical...
North West
Carlisle Castle
Under a looming threat from Scotland, Henry VIII repaired and improved Carlisle Castle's defences, with buttresses outside the curtain wall and a half-moon battery. Explore the castle's defences from...
Yorkshire
Cliffords Tower
Clifford's Tower was a symbol of his power and today is a lasting remnant of the medieval castle. Let your students experience what life was like in Tudor York, learning about the Tudor gaols and how...
Wales
Margam Discovery Centre
Become a History Explorer, during the age of exploration and great voyage! Discover Margam’s historical secrets by exploring the grounds of the buildings steeped in stories, including the 19th...
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Dan Tastic History
Tudor Workshop, Wow Day & School Visit Bring the Tudors to life in the classroom! An exciting display of historical artefacts, Tudor clothing, Tudor coins, armour, weapons, swords, dagger,...
London & South East
Isle of Wight - The Island Classroom
Tudors: It is also notably rich in archaeology presenting a wealth of opportunities to discover evidence for Prehistoric, Roman, Saxon, Medieval and Victorian life through an array of historic...
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History Workshops
During our Tudor Drama Hut workshop, we transport you back to the 1500's where we meet Margery, a Maid of Honour in the Royal Household of King Henry VIII. As an expert in court etiquette, she certainly has a tale or two to tell!
London & South East
YHA London Thameside
A warm welcome awaits you at our purpose-built hostel, based in the docklands area of London. With a coach drop-off just outside the door getting here is easy. Inside you’ll find great social spaces, full meals service and places to study.
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Immersive Experiences
Session 1 – Divorced, Decapitated, Died A comic dramatic presentation of the history of the Tudor Dynasty complete with Kings, Queens, and deaths! Session 2 – Exploration & Expanding Empire...
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Hands on History Online
Session 1 – Divorced, Decapitated, Died A comic dramatic presentation of the history of the Tudor Dynasty complete with Kings, Queens, and deaths! Session 2 – Exploration & Expanding...
South West
Farleigh Hungerford Castle
Book a free school trip to Farleigh Hungerford Castle, and explore the ruins, the chapel and the burial vault to learn about the history of the site and the people who lived there. Enhance your learning with a hands-on workshop led by site experts.
North East
Warkworth Castle
A school visit to Warkworth Castle is a unique experience. Once home to the powerful Percy family who now reside in Alnwick Castle, Warkworth was, and remains, one of the largest and most impressive fortresses in North East England.
in-school workshop
Hands on History
Workshops include: Active & Physical Role Play & drama Compare and contrast Creativity & problem solving
West Midlands
Goodrich Castle
Standing in open countryside above the River Wye, Goodrich Castle is one of the finest and best preserved of all English medieval castles, boasting a fascinating history and spectacular views from the battlements.
London & South East
Cultural Tour of London for International Schools
Museums and palaces overflowing with art, science and history, incredible theatre shows in the West End, bustling Oxford Street and Covent Garden, and iconic Big Ben and Trafalgar Square! London is the perfect destination for a cultural tour.
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Themed Storytelling
In the year that the IoE found reading for pleasure to have "a powerful influence on children’s cognitive development," our European Lifelong Learning study saw learners score 26% better in a standardised test. Bring these results to your school!
West Midlands
YHA Stratford-upon-Avon
There’s more to Stratford-upon-Avon than Shakespeare – theatre, history and culture buffs of every language love this world-famous location. YHA Stratford-upon-Avon offers a superb base for groups and school trips in the West Midlands.
West Midlands
Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Garden
Kenilworth Castle has been a major medieval military stronghold, a royal palace, and an inspiration to writers and artists. It's the perfect destination to bring learning outside of the classroom and cover a range of curriculum subjects.
West Midlands
Stokesay Castle
Explore the incredible fortified manor house with a great hall that's remained unchanged for 700 years and discover the fascinating story of the Shropshire wool merchant who became one of the richest men in England.
West Midlands
Stratford upon Avon
Stratford-upon-Avon is the perfect location for an engaging trip for all ages. The birthplace of Shakespeare it offers so much more; quaint Tudor streets, a historic market town centre and the local wildlife of the beautiful River Avon and Canals.
London & South East
Portchester Castle
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.
Yorkshire
Conisbrough Castle
Inspire your students with a visit to Conisbrough Castle, a symbol of power and wealth built by the Warenne family after the Norman Conquest, with 850 years of history to discover.