Migrants to Britain in the North East
This session helps students understand what government documents can reveal about people who migrated to Tyneside in the late 19th century.
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Posted to the Front – London schools
In this actor-led session, find out about the men and women of the General Post Office (GPO) who experienced the First World War.
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Posted to the Front – Midlands schools
In this actor-led session, find out about the men and women of the General Post Office (GPO) who experienced the First World War.
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Posted to the Front – North East schools
In this actor-led session, find out about the men and women of the General Post Office (GPO) who experienced the First World War.
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Posted to the Front – North West schools
In this actor-led session, find out about the men and women of the General Post Office (GPO) who experienced the First World War.
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Posted to the Front – South East schools
In this actor-led session, find out about the men and women of the General Post Office (GPO) who experienced the First World War.
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Posted to the Front – South West schools
In this actor-led session, find out about the men and women of the General Post Office (GPO) who experienced the First World War.
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Propaganda: the art of persuasion
This session for key stage 2 students looks at how the British government encouraged people to support the Second World War.
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Public health in the North East
In this workshop, students will explore why industrial towns such as Newcastle, Gateshead and Sunderland were so unhealthy in the 19th century.
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Resistance and Rebellion in the Caribbean
This workshop for key stage 3 students looks at the ways that enslaved people resisted the system of slavery in the Caribbean.
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Russia in Revolution
This session for key stage 5 students looks at how witnesses of the Russian Revolutionary period portrayed these events to the British government.
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Sensing the archives
This workshop programme is designed for students who are blind or visually impaired. Students use tactile props and audio to explore documents.