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Ma Joyce listens to a pupil perform his poem
Meet professional actress, writer and storyteller, Victoria Evaristo and her creation ‘Ma Joyce’ in this wonderfully innovative and interactive session:
Through the medium of story pupils will:· explore Ma Joyce's families journey from Nigeria to England· investigate some of the objects which the family had in their1930s home· practice speaking and listening skills· develop imaginative and creative thinking skills· participate in a song (KS1) and create a story or illustration (KS2)
Session times: 10.00-11.00am, 11.30-12.30pm and 1.30 –2.30pm
Students infront of the 1870s drawing room
This special session accompanies Choosing the Chintz - a major exhibition of artefacts and photographs documenting the role of men and women in furnishing the home. This is a unique and limited opportunity to study primary source material from 1850 to the present day.
In this session pupils will:
Curriculum links:
This cross-curricular session supports Citizenship, Unit 02 Choices , Art and Design Unit 3B Investigating Pattern and Victorian Britain in the History Curriculum.
Sessions available from 4 November 2008 – 13 February 2009
This session can be adapted for KS1 - 5
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Enjoy one of our specially created interactive tales for Reception and Key Stage 1 pupils, told by our storyteller in an historical setting.
Choose from the following stories:
Albert the Mouse There is an unwanted guest in the Edwardian room! Join Albert as he explores life in a 1900 home. (Suitable for Reception and KS1)
Tales of London HomesA lively tale which explores animal homes in an innovative and interactive session. (Suitable for Reception and KS1)
The Magic Wishing Room Pupils are introduced to a magic bird whose visit to the Edwardian home of two children has surprising results. (KS1)
A Chair’s TaleThis popular story follows a carved oak chair through time, from its creation in the late Sixteenth Century to a museum in the present day… (KS1)
Sessions available three times daily, from Tuesday 11 – Friday 14 NovemberSession times: 10.00-11.00am, 11.30am-12.30pm or 1.30-2.30pm.