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A Victorian Country Classroom
Keystage 2
Links to QCA History Curriculum Unit 11
What was it like for children living in Victorian Britain?
Links to the Literacy strategy years 5 and 6
Non-fiction:Letter writing
This is a session based on an exploration of what life was like for
country children in Victorian times. Children will learn about life
as it might have been for their own ancestors living in a rural
county.
Children will:
- Have a go with an original bird scarer
- Try on country smocks and bonnets
- Find out why Ernest Simpkins is absent and what the teacher
thinks about that!
- Read original Victorian absence notes from Hope Under
Dinmore School, 1876
- Use dipper pens and ink to write their own
excuses
"Children loved the letter writing session" - Teacher from
St Martin's Primary School
Booking
To Book this session please contact Heritage Services on (01432)
383595
herefordmuseums@herefordshire.gov.uk
Charges
See table of prices on page:
General Details of
Schools Sessions
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Last Updated: 31 October 08