School Workshop Ideas

Who were the Vikings? Where were they from? Why did they come to Britain? Time line Immigration and settlement Raiding and trading Daily life Food Clothing Money War and Conquest The Gods:...
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Our Little STEAMers classes and workshops for EYFS cover biology topics (e.g. the human body, plants, under the sea, and animals) in an age-appropriate way.
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Archaeology provides a window through time from which we can use artefacts to recreate the narratives of that time period through the thoughts and ideas of your pupils. Here they will learn chronology...
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Archaeology provides a window through time from which we can use artefacts to recreate the narratives of that time period through the thoughts and ideas of your pupils. Here they will learn chronology...
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Hungry for a stress-free cooking curriculum? Junior SuperChef is a full cooking class provision delivered in your school by our team. We bring everything so you don't need to build a food tech room!- Click here and find out more!
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Archaeology provides a window through time from which we can use artefacts to recreate the narratives of that time period through the thoughts and ideas of your pupils. Here they will learn chronology...
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Archaeology provides a window through time from which we can use artefacts to recreate the narratives of that time period through the thoughts and ideas of your pupils. Here they will learn chronology...
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The School Food Showdown is designed to make Healthy Eating and Nutrition come alive through an immersive, high-energy cookery workshop. By focusing on the NHS Eatwell Guide, the program teaches...
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The Anglo-Saxons ruled in Britain for c.650 years. In that time, kingdoms like Northumbria, Mercia, Kent and Wessex rose and fell. The Anglo-Saxons brought with them their own distinct language,...
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At WILD Zoological Park, we use our outreach sessions to inspire students to explore a wide range of careers linked to biology, animals, and conservation. Through our curriculum-aligned workshops,...
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Our workshops for KS1 and KS2 are linked to many areas of the Design & Technology curriculum, including engineering structures, mechanisms and the design process itself. We'll help your pupils...
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From the dawn of time we have been learning the key concepts of citizenship. From what we perceive as being the lawless uncultured past of our Neanderthal cousins we are beginning to discover a...
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Fantastic Forces - whole school theme day including rockets! Magnets and Forces (Y3) - test out magnetic materials, magnetic fields, friction and Bernoulli effect with hands on experiments. Forces...
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Topics could include: Who were the Anglo Saxons? Where were they from? Why did they come to Britain? What evidence do we have? Time line Immigration and settlement Daily life Food Clothing...
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The workshops can help start or end a topic relating to sound and music. Our cross-curricular activities will help pupils to see links between subjects. For example, when learning about the...
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From the dawn of time we have been learning the key concepts of citizenship. From what we perceive as being the lawless uncultured past of our Neanderthal cousins we are beginning to discover a...
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Both the Super Science Show and Professor Fab's potions class include physics tricks around the Bernoulli effect and air pressure.
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Our workshops are designed to give a good overall view of the Romans and Celts, inspiring children with practical activities and hands-on exploration of the Roman invasion and the Ancient Britons who...
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The Celts remain to this day one of the most enigmatic and elusive people from history. Through our Roman workshop, discover how the Celts lived, ate, farmed and hunted in the British isles long...
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The Restaurant Rivals brings business learning to life. Pupils act as young entrepreneurs creating a restaurant concept, designing a brand, planning menus, managing a budget, and pitching their ideas....
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