In this interactive workshop pupils have the chance to play with toys popular in the past, developing a sense of chronology and looking at how toys have changed as technology has developed.
They think about and discuss the similarities and differences with the toys we have today, the materials they are made from, and who might have played with them, helping to develop a sense of context and social history around the history of toys.
This is an engaging, active session designed to help develop a deeper historical understanding whilst having lots of fun!
EYFS and Key Stage 1 | 1 hour session | £100 | Up to 32 children
We suggest you combine your visit with time in the museum galleries with our Self Guided Visit.
Sandford Award
Our learning programmes have been awarded the Sandford Award for the quality of heritage learning on offer. In order to receive this award, our learning programmes must meet the following criteria:
- The learning programmes are delivered in a way that engages, informs and inspires visitors
- The learning provision at our sites contributes to an understanding of the local and national heritage
- Our learning programmes have been developed through consultation with customers and learning providers and advisers
- There is attention to good management and administrations during all aspects of the visit
- Learning resources and services are provided which enhance the quality of the learners' visit
- The statutory requirements are met and essential additional policies and strategies are in place.
