Workshop Description
Using a range of age appropriate, drama-based techniques, Florence will help pupils learn about her life, times and achievements, her differences with Mary Seacole and the debts modern-day health care owes them both. She’ll answer their questions (we’ll provide you with a structure to generate some of these in advance) – and leave each child with a beautifully designed Timeline to complete. Perfect for Florence Nightingale day on the 12th May or anytime throughout the school year! And as Florence is just one of the Tourists we can provide, you might also be interested in hosting the military strategist General Haig, the suffragette Emeline Pankhurst or the astronaut Neil Armstrong!
“The interactive performance was brilliant and the children thoroughly enjoyed it. The actors were lovely and worked really hard during the day - Thank you!” Headteacher, Weston Primary School, Runcorn
“Ten out of ten! I was taken aback by just how good the Time Travel Theatre actors were – and by the impacts the workshops had on the pupils!” History Co-ordinator, Christ Church Primary
History
EYFS-KS2 / P1-S7 / Senior Infants - 6th Class
1½ hours – half a day (depending on how many classes)
630 pupils per day
School Hall
FAQs
Ruby Slippers’ Tour of British History can be enjoyed by up to all pupils in a three-form entry primary school!
This hilarious and highly interactive presentation is aproximately 1 hour and a half. Multiple sessions per day to fit in with your school timetable.
Each working space needs to be equipped with laptop/screen/projector, so pupils can view the supporting PowerPoint throughout.
These workshops require the use of your school hall.
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