We offer sessions for nurseries and reception classes that encourage exploration through stories, song and sensory play to ignite young children's curiosity.
Meet the museum teddy bears and investigate size, weight, capacity and time through comparing, sorting and role play activities in our Victorian kitchen
Taking a well-loved story as the starting point, these workshops support language and communication through purposeful play and craft activities. With topics including The Three Little Pigs, Rapunzel and The Gruffalo you can choose from a traditional fairy tale or modern classic.
Key Stage 1 sessions bring topics to life through hands on learning, group activities and role play.
Meet our 'new', 'old' and 'very old' teddies and get busy sorting a range of wooden, metal and plastic toys to discover how children's play has changed over time.
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History: awareness of the past; using common words and phrases relating to the passing of time; changes within living memory.
Science: identify and name a variety of everyday materials; compare and group together a variety of everyday materials
Find out about the role of a monarch and explore two very famous queens by investigating objects and dressing up in costume. Please enquire for more details.
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Significant historical events, people and places in their own locality
Discover the story of the Spider Weaver and learn the significance of Kente Cloth, a traditional Ghanaian textile. Pupils then work in small groups to explore designs before creating their own wax print.
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Art and Design: use drawing to develop and share their ideas, experiences and imagination; to develop a wide range of art and design techniques using colour, pattern and texture, line and shape.
Journey back in time to discover how Bruce Castle was once a school. Taking part in role play, pupils dress up as Victorian school children and experience writing on slates to compare it to their own classroom.
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History: significant historical events, people and places in their own locality
Explore living things through the plants and animals in Bruce Castle Park. In this fully taught session, pupils will learn to identify deciduous and evergreen trees, discover micro-habitats, and record scientific findings.
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Science: identify and name deciduous and evergreen trees; identify and describe basic structure of plants and trees; work scientifically by observing closely, drawing diagrams and keeping records; raise and answer questions about the local environment; work scientifically by recording findings and describing conditions.
New session coming soon, please enquire for more details.
Educational bookings for Autumn Terms 2024 open on Monday 2 September 2024.
To request information or enquire about workshops, please email museum.services@haringey.gov.uk
Please state the topic, year group, and number of classes that would like to visit, and our education team will contact you.
The kids really enjoyed it, especially the role play