Step Into the Past With Live, Interactive History Workshops Bring the curriculum to life with immersive, engaging sessions delivered by professional historical interpreter Edward Nash.

Perfect for: Primary schools • Secondary schools • Events • Museums • Community groups

Why Choose Time Jump Histories?

History isn’t just something to read — it’s something to experience. With over a decade of professional interpretation work at sites including Carisbrooke Castle and Osborne House, Edward delivers unforgettable sessions that blend storytelling, artefacts, performance, and hands‑on learning.

  • Curriculum‑linked workshops
  • for KS1–KS4
  • Fully interactive sessions with replica artefacts
  • Adaptable for any class size
  • Ideal for school enrichment days and events
  • DBS‑checked, insured, and highly experienced

Popular Workshops

Vikings: Raiders, Traders & Settlers

A dynamic session exploring Viking life, warfare, beliefs, and daily survival. Learning outcomes: Norse culture, longships, artefacts, social structure.

Victorians: Life in a Changing World

Meet a Victorian character and explore work, school, inventions, and social change. Learning outcomes: Industrial Revolution, daily life, class differences.

World War II: Life on the Home Front

Experience rationing, evacuation, ARP duties, and wartime resilience. Learning outcomes: Home Front, propaganda, civilian experience.

Romans: Empire, Army & Innovation

Discover Roman discipline, engineering, and the impact of empire on Britain. Learning outcomes: Romanisation, military life, technology.

 

Meet Edward Nash

A professional historical interpreter with years of experience performing at heritage sites, schools, and public events. Edward specialises in bringing the past to life through character work, storytelling, and hands‑on demonstrations.

His work has included:

  • English Heritage

  • The National Trust

  • Carisbrooke Castle

  • Osborne House

  • Community and museum events across the South Coast

Time Jump History’s director, Mr Edward Nash, had the honour and privilege of meeting Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, at the Quay Arts Centre, Isle of Wight.

16th April 2026