All History articles – Page 12
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News & IdeasSchool rates for Julius Caesar at new Bridge Theatre
Discounted rates for the production of Julius Caesar will be available for school groups when it runs at the new Bridge Theatre in London next January.
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FeaturesSchool trips to 5 of the UK's quirkiest museums
STO looks at some of the UK’s quirkiest museums and what they offer on the education front.
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News & IdeasStonehenge now more accessible for school groups
The English Heritage site, Stonehenge, is even more school friendly now that a new coach park has been opened.
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News & IdeasVikings exhibition to visit multiple UK museums
A new exhibition that focuses on Vikings will be opening this May at a number of UK museums.
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News & IdeasDinosaurs to take over National Museum Cardiff from May
A new dinosaur themed exhibition will be opening at the National Museum Cardiff this summer.
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News & IdeasM Shed museum to host Science Week for schools
M Shed museum has announced that between 9th and 12th May, it will be holding a Science Week.
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News & IdeasArundel Castle to host History shows from April
Arundel Castle will again host It’s the History Man! performances starting this April, suitable for History pupils.
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News & IdeasShakespeare Themed Bus Tours Launched For Schools
A brand new bus tour called Shakespeare’s London is now available for schools and will allow pupils to explore Shakespearean London.
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News & IdeasHall’s Croft to host Shakespearean medicine exhibition
The Shakespeare’s Birthplace Trust has launched a new medical exhibition at Hall’s Croft in Warwickshire.
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FeaturesDiscover the 1940s during School Day at The Victory Show
School Travel Organiser looks at why a visit to this year’s Victory Show can be educationally beneficial for schools.
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News & IdeasMayan Talk at Cadbury World links to KS2 History
An educational talk about the Mayan people at Cadbury World in Birmingham has been created for Key Stage 2.
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FeaturesHistory at Flambards; from the Victorians to the Blitz
From Britain in the Blitz to the Victorians, Flambards in Cornwall supports many areas of the History curriculum.
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FeaturesDiscover 950 years of history at Arundel Castle
School Travel Organiser takes a look at what pupils can expect to learn when visiting Arundel Castle, which celebrates its 950th anniversary this year.
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News & IdeasRe-developed train museum to re-open this summer
Scheduled to re-open in June, the Ravenglass Railway Museum, in the Lake District, will provide schools with brand new experiences.
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News & IdeasNew combined educational visit in Stratford-upon-Avon
Stratford-upon-Avon Butterfly Farm and Shakespeare's Schoolroom and Guildhall in Warwickshire have teamed up to create a new joint itinerary for visiting school groups.
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FeaturesFocus on: British Motor Museum
STO takes a look at the educational opportunities available for Primary schools at the British Motor Museum, in subjects like Science and History.
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FeaturesItinerary idea: Iron Age to Roman at Butser Ancient Farm
STO takes a look at a typical day at the Butser Ancient Farm for Key Stage 2, concentrating on Iron Age to Roman.
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FeaturesLiteracy theme day at Chiltern Open Air Museum
A trip to Chiltern Open Air Museum, offers schools the chance to take part in a Goodnight Mister Tom Literacy theme day, among others.
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FeaturesArt, Geography and History: lots to learn at Leighton Hall
STO focuses on Leighton Hall, where three different learning packages are available for Key Stages 1 and 2.
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News & IdeasGroups Direct launches Educational Overnights
Groups Direct has revealed Educational Overnights - a new collection of school trips that include a West End show.