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  • The General Strike in the North East

    A neatly hand drawn map dated 1926 noting police incidents in Northumberland.
    Key stage
    KS4–⁠KS5
    Date
    All year
    Locations
    Various locations

    In this workshop for schools in the North East students will explore the impact of the 1926 General Strike on the North East of England.

  • The Industrial Revolution in the North East

    Photograph of workers in a massive sawmill working on heavy machinery.
    Key stage
    KS3
    Date
    All year
    Locations
    Various locations

    In this workshop students will explore documents related to various aspects of life in the North East of England during the industrial revolution.

  • The Mangrove Nine

    Key stage
    KS3–⁠KS4
    Date
    All year
    Locations
    Various locations

    This session for key stages 3 and 4 looks at how much documents from The National Archives reveal about the Mangrove Nine – a key case in UK Black civil rights.

  • The sinking of the Titanic

    Photograph of RMS Titanic on the water.
    Key stage
    KS2–⁠KS3
    Date
    All year
    Locations
    Online

    This session designed for key stages 2-3 looks at why so many lives were lost in the disaster.

  • Travel smart through time SEND session

    A steam train travelling through the countryside.
    Key stage
    KS2–⁠KS5
    Date
    All year
    Locations
    Various locations

    This fun and informative session, designed for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND), explores different types of transport.

  • Treasures

    A large and secure old chest with two old books open on top of it.
    Key stage
    KS2
    Date
    All year
    Locations
    Various locations

    This session aimed at Year 3 and Year 4 students looks at what 'treasures' there are at The National Archives, and what makes a treasure.

  • Tudor rebellions

    Illustration of Henry VIII sitting on a throne.
    Key stage
    KS5
    Date
    All year
    Locations
    Various locations

    This workshop, available online and at The National Archives looks at how seriously rebellions in the Tudor period challenged the authority of the crown.

  • Tudor rebellions in the North East

    Illustration on a manuscript of Elizabeth I sitting on a throne.
    Key stage
    KS4–⁠KS5
    Date
    All year
    Locations
    Various locations

    This session helps students expand their understanding of why the Northern Earls rebelled against Elizabeth I’s regime in 1569 and the government's response.

  • What is history?

    Composite photograph of ten women in early 20th-century clothing. Each image has been numbered one to ten.
    Key stage
    KS2–⁠KS3
    Date
    All year
    Locations
    Various locations

    This session, aimed at Years 5, 6 and 7, helps students understand how historians work out what happened in the past.

  • What is history? – North East

    A Victorian man with a long white beard looks down at a desk filled with scientific equipment.
    Key stage
    KS3
    Date
    All year
    Locations
    Various locations

    In this workshop, students use fascinating documents from both the National Archives and Tyne & Wear Archives to find out about the history of the North East.

  • Whitechapel

    Photograph of a poor 19th-century family sitting on a doorstep in a London street. The children are smiling at the camera.
    Key stage
    KS3–⁠KS4
    Date
    All year
    Locations
    Various locations

    In this workshop, available online or at The National Archives, students investigate what made Whitechapel in 1888 an area where policing was challenging.

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