Education session
What is history? – North East
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.
Education session
This session, aimed at Years 5, 6 and 7, helps students understand how historians work out what happened in the past.
Photograph of arrested Suffragettes, 1914. Catalogue reference: AR 1/528
In the onsite workshop, students solve a history mystery using evidence and get introduced to a range of fascinating original documents. This session develops skills of source analysis and understanding about the study of the past.
The two-hour workshop is led by an experienced history educator in an inspiring learning space at The National Archives in Kew. Students handle a range of original documents including a wax royal seal and a record of child working in a Victorian factory.
In the online workshop in your classroom, students will investigate history mysteries using evidence. This session develops source analysis skills and understanding about the study of the past.
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. Interactive activities encourage students to discuss their ideas and work in groups using high-quality materials provided in advance by the Education team.
Note: we will adapt the timing of the workshop to fit with your lesson times.
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Education session
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.
Education session
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.
Education session
In this interactive workshop, students develop skills in document analysis and strengthen their understanding of how history is constructed.