Heads Up 25 September 2020

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#MuseumfromSchool Bring the past to life for your pupils this autumn … in complete safety

The Heritage Education team have created some loans boxes and online workshops for schools.

Bringing the past to life through immersive and creative workshops. Workshops are cross curricular and cover a range of curriculum topics to support your teaching.  

  • Online live and pre-recorded workshops supported by an accompanying loan box.
  • Loan box has replica and real objects that children can handle and investigate. 
  • Set of supporting information for the teacher to prepare the  children for their virtual workshop.
  • Loans are for two weeks, plus a 72 hour quarantine period.
  • Delivered free to Warwickshire, Coventry, and Solihull schools. Please enquire to see if we can deliver to other areas

 

 

All workshops have an accompanying loan box. Choose from:

  • Victorians
    Choose from an online workshop with the Victorian School Marm 
    or explore the homes of a rich and poor family who live with a 
    Victorian maid. Also, watch on the Heritage & Culture Warwickshire YouTube channel a laundry workshop with Charlotte the Maid. 
  • Stone Age to Iron Age
    The museum’s curator is busy moving all the objects in the 
    museum’s collections to a new storage facility and needs your help with a museum display. You have been sent a box of objects from the Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age. Can you help choose some objects for the new prehistory gallery at the museum?
  • Fossils 
    Become palaeontologists and discover Jurassic Warwickshire. Handle and explore real fossils and use the descriptions to identify the fossils, and figure out what they have in common
  • Ancient Egyptians
    What can treasures found in a mummy’s tomb tell you about life and death in ancient Egypt? Brush up on your hieroglyphics and sort through and learn about some newly discovered artefacts.
  • Fire of Warwick 
    It is September 1694 and nearly a third of Warwick residents are homeless after a great fire has devastated the town. But who should receive compensation? Join the lead commissioner Lord Brooke to discover what has been destroyed and who is making a claim.

For more details
Visit: heritage.warwickshire.gov.uk/education
Email: heritageeducation@warwickshire.gov.uk
Call: 01926 738880

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