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Active Local History – Restoring Pride in Our Local Heritage
Over the last year I’ve been working with pupils in Y7, Y8 and Y10 on a spot of local history. The “Eye: A Castle Connected” project, supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund, English Heritage and Mid Suffolk District Council has … Continue reading
Posted in Active History, G&T, History, Local History
Tagged Active, Heritage, Local History
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3-D History – Active Revision with Playmobil
It is that time of year again when we’re scratching our heads trying to think of something different to do with revision classes. Well why not get a bit creative, raid the toy cupboard and see what you can find … Continue reading
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Tagged Active, Creative, Engaging pupils, Exams, GCSE, Resources
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