Education session
Suffragettes through government eyes
This workshop with versions suitable for key stages 3 or 5, looks at what government records reveal about the suffrage movement.
Education session
In this dynamic workshop, available at The National Archives and online, children discover the lives of women through exploring original documents.
News report on Amy Johnson’s successful flight to Australia. Catalogue reference: AIR 20/158
Children will investigate clues about three women’s achievements: a 20th century nurse, a pioneering pilot and a defender of a medieval castle. Learners consider questions like ‘why is it difficult to find out about a woman who lived a long time ago?’ Learners engage with different types of evidence, including medieval wax seals, passenger lists, newspapers and census records.
The two-hour workshop is led by an experienced history educator in an inspiring learning space at The National Archives in Kew. The session uses a combination of dynamic group work and storytelling. Children get to view a range of original historical documents.
Children will investigate clues about three women’s achievements: a 20th century nurse, a pioneering pilot and a defender of a medieval castle. Learners engage with different types of documents and will develop skills in evidential understanding.
The one-hour online session in your classroom is led by an experienced history educator, you only need a microphone, large screen and webcam to take part. This session is highly interactive with frequent discussions, group activities and storytelling.
Note: we will adapt the timing of the workshop to fit with your lesson times.
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Education session
This workshop with versions suitable for key stages 3 or 5, looks at what government records reveal about the suffrage movement.
Education session
This session, aimed at Years 5, 6 and 7, helps students understand how historians work out what happened in the past.
Education session
In this workshop students explore documents relating to a suffragette protest in Newcastle in 1909.