All History articles – Page 18
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News & IdeasA walk back in time in Teesdale for Key Stage 2
Moor House-Upper Teesdale National Nature Reserve in County Durham has launched a new historic environment package targeted towards Key Stage 2 students.
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FeaturesThe M&S Company Archive: learning with a retail giant
War rationing and making a chocolate pudding are two topics that can be learnt at the M&S Company Archive.
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FeaturesLearn Key Stage 1, 2 and 3 History at Tudor World
Tudor World provides children with an insight into the Elizabethan period, and ties into History, Drama and English studies.
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FeaturesHistory, holographic teachers and archaeology at the Vindolanda Trust
School Travel Organiser spoke to Lauren Wilkinson, the Vindolanda Trust’s site education officer and museum archaeological assistant, about why a visit to the Roman Army Museum and Vindolanda Roman Fort is educational, engaging and exciting for students.
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FeaturesLearning Art & Design and History at the National Memorial Arboretum
The National Memorial Arboretum can be an eye-opening experience for students and benefit studies in Art & Design and History.
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News & IdeasHistory CPD event at the University of Derby
Rayburn Tours and the University of Derby are offering teachers a CPD networking event on German history.
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News & IdeasNew Victorian tour at the Royal Albert Hall for Key Stage 2
The Royal Albert Hall has created a new Victorian Interactive Tour for Key Stage 2 History and Literacy pupils.
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FeaturesLearning History, Drama, Literacy and Science at a museum by the sea
STO discovers that sometimes it’s the little places in life that make for brilliant learning outside the classroom opportunities.
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FeaturesRE on location: The Anglican Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham
Rachel Bailey discovers the opportunities for studying the nature of religion, Christianity and spiritual experience at an Anglican shrine.
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FeaturesItinerary Idea: Newcastle Castle, Newcastle
Schools can book onto one of several workshops for Key Stages 1 and 2 at Newcastle Castle.
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News & IdeasWindsor Castle launches new Shakespeare workshops
Windsor Castle has launched a series of new workshops as part of the Shakespeare400 events taking place this year.
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News & IdeasNew Florence Nightingale exhibition; suitable for History and Art
Lotherton Hall will play host to a new exhibition, Our Cousin Florence, following the finding of previously unseen correspondence.
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FeaturesFemale role models on the curriculum; focus on Florence
STO looks at one museum where you can introduce pupils to one of the world’s greatest women.
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News & IdeasNew at the Horniman: Prehistoric Britain
Horniman Museum & Garden in London has launched a new Key Stage 2 learning session on Prehistoric Britain.
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FeaturesWilmslow High School: why we use a school travel management company
STO talks to Mark Vincent, assistant head teacher at Wilmslow High School, about his school’s trip culture and why he uses a travel management company to plan visits.
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FeaturesInternational Women’s Day: school trip ideas
International Women’s Day is on 8th March this year and the event can be used to teach different subjects.
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News & IdeasPupils can become Viking raiders at new Valhalla exhibition
A Viking Raiders workshop for Key Stage 2 pupils will be offered alongside a new Valhalla exhibition.
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News & IdeasStudents become amateur palaeontologists at Port Lympne Reserve
Port Lympne Reserve has announced that preparations are underway for a new dinosaur attraction, and visiting pupils will be able to dig for fossils and try their hand at palaeontology.
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FeaturesLearn Prehistory, Science, Literacy and Numeracy at an Iron Age Settlement
Celtic Harmony is a charity that offer educational sessions inspired by the heritage of ancient Britain.
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FeaturesThe 10 most read features on STO in 2015
We reveal the features that have been most popular with School Travel Organiser readers this year, starting with the tenth most popular and counting down to first place.