4099 is my name SEND session
This immersive experience, aimed at students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), explores the story of child prisoner William Towers.
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This immersive experience, aimed at students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), explores the story of child prisoner William Towers.
In this session students will learn about the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb through documents in The National Archives' collection.
This workshop aimed at key stage 5 students looks at what British Government documents can tell us about resistance against apartheid in South Africa.
This session explores how much archival documents can reveal about the lives of Black people in Victorian Britain.
This session for key stage 5 asks the question: who were the Chartists?
This session for key stage 5 students looks at the response to racial segregation in the United States.
This session for key stages 4 and 5 looks at how concerned the British were in the early stages of the Cold War.
This session aimed at key stage 5 students looks at how far Mary I’s reign can be considered a time of crisis.
This workshop, available online and at The National Archives, looks at what we can we learn about Elizabeth I’s ruling style from her letters and speeches.
This session aimed at key stage 2 students looks at what life was like for a Victorian child criminal.
This interactive workshop aimed at key stage 1 children investigates how we can know what happened back in 1666.
This session for key stage 2 students poses the question: was appearance everything for a ruler in the 16th century?