Primary: Key Stages 1-2 – Page 22
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News & IdeasExtinction or Survival: new exhibition at Manchester Museum
Teachers should consider a trip to the Manchester Museum, where a new exhibition called Extinction or Survival will open on 21st October.
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FeaturesLearn in the same room as Shakespeare did
Rachel Bailey explains why she thinks Shakespeare’s Schoolroom & Guildhall is a great place for schools to visit.
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FeaturesEnglish and Drama in Alice in Wonder-Llandudno
STO finds out about Llandudno’s ties to the novel Alice in Wonderland and how these can support a Key Stage 2 school trip.
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News & IdeasAladdin announces education programme
West End musical Aladdin has announced a new education programme which features workshops and curriculum linked resources for use both before and after a show visit.
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FeaturesLearn in the home of Winnie the Pooh
STO focuses on Ashdown Forest, which was the original setting for AA Milne’s famous Winnie the Pooh children’s stories.
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FeaturesEducation on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway
The Keighley and Worth Valley (KWV) Railway boasts what’s called ‘The Learning Coach’. Here’s what pupils can learn there.
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News & IdeasUK tour announced for Morpurgo’s Running Wild
The stage version of writer Michael Morpurgo’s novel Running Wild will embark on its first UK tour in February.
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News & IdeasNational Theatre reveals new winter workshops
The National Theatre in London has revealed a number of new workshops for Primary and Secondary schools.
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FeaturesA day at the dump: education at Carymoor landfill site
Rachel Bailey reports on why learning at a landfill site like Carymoor Environmental Education Centre has its perks.
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News & IdeasEducational rates launched at Vertigo Adventures Stanborough Park
Vertigo Adventures Stanborough Park in Hertfordshire’s Welwyn Garden City has launched special rates for educational groups.
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FeaturesLearning STEM at the Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium
The Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium offers curriculum related workshops, over 100 hands-on Science and Technology related exhibits, and live or pre-recorded planetarium shows for schools to attend on a visit.
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News & IdeasLearn about the Anglo-Saxons at Bristol Museum this autumn
Teachers looking to take pupils outside the classroom to learn about the Anglo-Saxons and the Stone and Iron Ages can book a visit to the Bristol Museum & Art Gallery this autumn.
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FeaturesWorkshop focus: Fire! Fire!
Last month saw the opening of the Museum of London’s latest exhibition – Fire! Fire!. We take a look at what school packages are running alongside the new exhibition, which commemorates the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of London.
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FeaturesHistory, heritage and archaeology; learn in Scotland in 2017
Scotland has designated 2017 as the Year of History, Heritage & Archaeology; here are some trip ideas to link to the occasion.
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News & IdeasKnebworth House, Hertfordshire receives the Sandford Award for Education.
The team at Knebworth House has been awarded the Sandford Award for Education for another consecutive year.
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Features5 places to study the Romans
Some of the best places to go on a school trip and study the Roman Empire.
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News & IdeasCelebrate National Apple Day in Yorkshire
Celebrate National Apple Day at the Great Yorkshire Showground this October, which can link to Science and Food Technology.
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News & IdeasStudy Ancient Egypt at new Liverpool gallery next February
The Ancient World Gallery at the World Museum in Liverpool will reopen in February 2017 as a new exhibition space dedicated to Ancient Egypt.
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News & IdeasNew Maths Festival at the Royal Observatory Greenwich
A new Maths Festival, planetarium workshops and a space spectacular week are new at the Royal Observatory Greenwich.
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FeaturesFood education at the local market
Last month, 242 school children took over Whole Food Market stores across London and Cheltenham in a series of school trips that combined Business and Maths with Food Technology education.