School Workshops & Historical talks
Time Jump Histories offers engaging historical theatre workshops and entertainment tailored for schools, providing students with immersive, educational experiences that bring history to life through live performances and interactive activities, designed to immerse students in different historical periods through interactive storytelling, role-playing, and hands-on projects.
New Dragon Hunting workshop
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Historical talks
Time jump histories, or historical time travel narratives, offer a fascinating lens into different eras by exploring the concept of characters or events moving through time, often revealing how past, present, and future intersect. These stories can provide insightful talks about the impact of historical events, cultural shifts, and technological advancements, allowing audiences to reflect on how history shapes our current world and imagine future possibilities. Engaging in discussions about time jump histories can deepen understanding of historical context and inspire curiosity about the continuity and change across different periods.
Time Jump Histories are fully DBS checked and covered by public liability insurance.
Reviews
D-Day Workshop, Gatten and Lake Primary school
To commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day, Year 5 took part in a workshop where they got to learn
about the D-Day landings and remember those who fought for their countries. The children were all very
engaged and learnt so much about the landings and how the day unfolded.
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Battle of Agincourt, Priory School Whippingham.
This was an enthusiastic and fun talk. Mr Nash brought History alive for all the students to mark the 600th anniversary of the battle of Agincourt. Mr who was wearing replica clothing from 1415, brought along swords and bows and arrows to give the children a hands on history lesson.
*****
Battle of Waterloo, Gatten and Lake Primary school
To mark the 200th anniversary 178 pupils were divided into three groups red for British, blue for the French, and green for Prussians. the reenactment was led by Battle master, Edward Nash dress in fall British red coat. The children looked forward to the event with great excitement. the activities brought history to life for the children and made it an unforgettable experience.