Step into a time capsule and explore the events, people and places that shaped our world. Our curriculum-linked drama workshops transport children to key moments in history, helping them understand the past through imagination, empathy and play.
Led by experienced facilitators, each session combines storytelling, role-play, music,and movement to spark curiosity, deepen understandingand make learning unforgettable. From the Great Fire of London to the lives of Florence Nightingale and Guy Fawkes, these immersive workshops bring history off the page and into the classroom.
A factual account and hands-on recreation of the Crimean War featuring Britain's most famous carer, her methods and her impact on modern-day palliative care.
Step into our time capsule and journey back to 1854, where pupils will discover the story of Florence Nightingale and her lasting legacy. Through interactive drama, children will:
Please note, this workshop can be combined with our Mary Seacole workshop to celebrate the Nurses of the Crimean War.
"Our pupils were completely captivated. They came away inspired and full of new knowledge. A fantastic way to bring history to life!"
-Year 2 Teacher, St. Mary's Primary School
A fascinating workshop about London's disastrous fire and its key locations and characters, brought vividly to life through drama and music.
Step into our time capsule and journey back to 1666 to relive one of the most dramatic events in British history. Through interactive drama and song, children will:
"The children loved every minute and couldn't stop talking about it. They learned so much without even realising it was history through play at its best!"
-Year 2 Teacher, Greenfields Primary
An explosive exploration into the murderous plot to overthrow the monarchy and how its failure shaped 5th November as we know it today.
Travel back to 1605 and uncover the secrets behind one of Britain's most infamous conspiracies. Through immersive drama and sound, children will:
"The children were gripped from the first moment -history, drama and music all in one session! A brilliant way to understand the story behind Bonfire Night."
- KS1 Teacher, Willow Park Primary
A fun Victorian re-creation of the English seaside, exploring how holidays have changed over time.
Pack your buckets and spades and journey through time to discover what seaside holidays were like in the past! Through music, movement and imaginative play, children will:
This workshop is suitable for both Foundation and Key Stage 1 pupils.
"Such a fun way to explore history! They especially loved the Punch and Judy show!"
- Early Years Lead, Sandgate Infants
A high-energy physical workshop where children become the toys of yesteryear, led by 'olde worlde' shop-owner Mrs Rattle and a glamorous Italian puppeteer.
Step into a magical toy shop and explore how playtime has changed through the ages. This lively and imaginative workshop invites children to:
"The characters were so engaging and the activities so imaginative. They loved pretending to be toys from the past- it was a brilliant mix of fun and learning."
-KS1 Teacher, Elmwood Primary
A powerful and thought-provoking drama workshop exploring life during the First World War and why we remember it today.
Travel back over 100 years to 1914 and step into the lives of those who lived through the Great War. Through immersive drama, children will:
"A moving, meaningful experience that brought the history of World War I to life for our pupils. They especially connected with the idea of remembrance in a really personal way"
-KS1 Teacher, Oak Hill Primary
A lively, interactive journey back 800 years to discover how democracy began and why a group of barons stood up to a king.
Travel to the year 1215 with Bobby the Baron and explore the historic moment when the Magna Carta changed the course of British history. Through engaging role-play and teamwork, children will:
"Y2 were fascinated by the story of the Magna Carta and the 'Not Fair' song was stuck in their heads for days!"
-Year 2 Teacher, Riverbank Primary
A compassionate and thought-provoking workshop exploring human rights and the inspiring individuals who helped shape a more equal world.
Jump into a time machine and journey through key moments in Black history as children discover stories of courage, compassion, and change. Through drama, reflection, and teamwork, pupils will:
"This workshop gave our pupils a gentle but powerful introduction to key Black history figures."
-KS2 Teacher, Maple Grove Primary
An exciting, hands-on adventure through the Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age, guided by a real-life archaeologist!
Climb into a time capsule and journey back thousands of years to uncover how early humans lived, worked and thrived in Prehistoric Britain. With drama, discovery, and role-play, children will:
"The children were fascinated by the archaeologist character and couldn't believe how people used to live."
-Year 2 Teacher, Bramble Hill Primary