DISCOVER HISTORY
BRONZE AGE
We can offer you any of the following hands-on workshops for 90 minutes on:
- Everyday life and living
- Weapons & warfare
- Archaeology
- Childhood & pastimes
- Food & cooking
- Farming
- Hunting
- Culture, beliefs & religion
- Burials
- Recycling & Sustainability
- Amesbury Archer
- Life in the Roundhouses
- Medicine & Surgery
- Technology and Travel
- Tribal Kingdoms
- Art & Culture
We also offer practical session lasting for 60 minutes and cover the following:
- Archery
- Wattle & Daub
We can even offer you half day or even a full day festival.
This session is based on us spending either half a day or even a full day at your school where your pupils have the opportunity to participate with a variety of themed activities, games, workshops and practical sessions. This day is set around the normal working day at the school for your class/year group, where we deliver a timetable of activities agreed by yourself. Year groups can be catered for subject to our staff availability.
How about a walk around Worcester with one of these...
The Severn Story
The longest river in Britain was the site of the earliest activity in Worcester. Wander along the river’s edge to hear tales of thirsty mammoths, salmon fishermen, smuggling and the goddess Sabrina. You will hear how this famous waterway has played its part in the development of trade in the city and communication with the rest of the world.
The Early Story
Worcester is an ancient City. Archaeologically, Worcester saw Mesolithic hunters who came to the banks of the River Severn to hunt woolly Mammoth and Reindeer. Eventually people settled in Worcester and built homes. Why did they settle and how did they cope with the Roman Invasion and Danish raids.The tour takes in sites associated with early Worcester. Most of which are now buried below our feet.
I loved it and the children enjoyed your sense of humour. Look forward to welcoming you back next year.
Franche First School
