We offer a wide range of workshops at The National Archives in Kew in our purpose-built classroom, giving groups an exciting opportunity to work directly with real documents.
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4099 is my name (SEND)
How can we share the experiences of someone who lived in the past?
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Chartism
Who were the Chartists?
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Choosing for the Archives (SEND)
How can we find out about someone from the past, using documents, images and objects?
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Civil rights and racial segregation
What was the response to racial segregation in the US?
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Cold War
How concerned were the British in the early stages of the Cold War?
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Crime in Whitechapel
What made Whitechapel an area where the ‘detection’ of murders was ‘very difficult’?
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Crisis in the reign of Mary I
How far can Mary I’s reign be considered a time of crisis?
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Domesday Book: medieval treasure
What can we learn about people’s lives in 1086?
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Elizabeth I in her own words
What can we learn about Elizabeth’s style of ruling?
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Enquiring into Elizabeth
What were the issues faced by England’s most famous Tudor Queen?
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Four days’ hard labour
What was life like for a Victorian child criminal?
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Great Fire of London: examine the evidence
How can we know what happened back in 1666?
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Henry VIII: image of a king
Was appearance everything for a ruler in the 16th century?
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Independent research
Do you need help with your independent research?
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Maps – a study through time
How and why does an area change over time?
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Medicine on the Western Front
How can we find out about medical treatment in the First World War?
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Propaganda and the art of war
How did the British government encourage people to support the war?
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Resistance and Rebellion in the Caribbean
How did enslaved people resist?
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Suffragettes
How can we find out about suffragettes and the reactions to their methods?
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Suffragettes through government eyes: ‘A little daylight game’?
What do the records reveal about the movement?
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The Holocaust
What can British government documents tell us about what happened in the Holocaust?
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Tudor rebellions
How seriously did they challenge the authority of the crown?
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Unmasking a spy
Who was Karel Richter?
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What is history? (KS2)
How do historians know what to believe?
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