We
have had many years of experience in taking history into schools and
museums. Let us bring living history into your school or museum, this
includes talks, demonstrations and use reproduction and real artifacts
and costume, we are totaly hands on so what we bring to your school
or museum the children can handle under supervision. Be it a ww1 soldier or medieval archer, naval
captain and his lady, surgeon or Tudor spymaster. We develop our visit around your needs, we are completely hands on and involve the children at every stage. A mixture of talks, demonstrations, role play and the handling of reproduction artifacts, we promise a full, informative and fun day. Prices from £200.00 a day. We are insured and CRB checked. |
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Agincourt Archer. This works very well with the Trainee Curator senario. See Below |
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Medieval Surgeon and Tooth Puller P.S. always looking for volunteer patients. This works very well with the Trainee Curator senario. See Below |
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The world of the Medieval monk This works very well with the Trainee Curator senario. See Below |
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Training of a Knight |
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Crime and Punishment |
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Leather Worker. Medieval to
Victorian. This works very well with the Trainee Curator senario. See Below
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| A Regency Tea Party. Come to our own Regency tea party, a snapshot of this gentle way of life led by the well-to -do of the early 1800’s. Take part in the gentle sport of skittles or watch an archery demonstration. Visit the Regency tent and see how the military officers and the ordinary ratings eat, or watch the not so gentle art of fencing school and the duel. A feast of colourful costume, food and frivolity. |
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The Great War Listen and talk to a Great War Soldier who went through the highs and lows of the Great War. Look at copies of maps, orders, and letters home. How heavy was a full webbing pack and try it on, what did they eat and drink. How do you recognize a trench from the air and learn morse code.What effect did gas have on the human body and how many soldiers died on one day at the Somme. A great insight into the life of men in the trenches of the great war. Very hands on and never forgotten. This works very well with the Trainee Curator senario. |
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| TheTrainee Curator To give the visit a new twist let us turn your children into trainee curators. The will listen in first person to any of the above characters, learn about their lives, what they did and examin a large number of artifacts old and reproduction. They will then split into groups and decide between them which of the artifacts are thje most important to the character and which five items should go into a museum as display items. Eash group will then make a presentation to the class stating which items they chose and why. This is a great way to teach the children how to research, present and interact with each other to come up with joint decisions. It's also good fun. |
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School
Visits and Events |
If you wish to contact us about
any of the items below, please e-mail us at: Historicsupplies@yahoo.co.uk or phone: 01785 243637 |