Education

Make history rock!
 
We know how difficult it can be to maintain student’s interest term after term, but a presentation from the History Squad can help.   Our customers see excellent results from their students following our inspiring school visits. 
   
Our lively presentations and workshops really get youngsters interested and excited about history.  We have a huge number of artefacts to bring into your school and plenty of hands-on opportunities for everyone.  We even have weapons that go whoosh & bang that are guaranteed to win over even the most disinterested students. 
 
Cross Curricular themes run throughout our presentations as we tie periods and ideas together so that pupils see how topics and events are linked.  We aim to raise standards and help students deliver real results by supporting the history curriculum; this is borne out by the many commendations we receive during Ofsted Inspections.
 
We cover history from the Romans right through to the Cold War & Northern Ireland; meet the Squad.  
 
You save time with an out-of-class experience in the classroom; no travelling means more time spent in the classroom and there’s no hassle for you either, because we’re completely self-contained, all we need is a table.
   
To offer value for money and make your budget stretch further, we can cover two different periods in a day, say Civil War & SS, which will benefit a greater number of students, making a visit cost effective.  
 
So for a history lesson with a real WOW factor, check our calendar for availability.  

 

Excellent results  -  Value for money  -  Hassle Free  -  Saves time  -  Follow up support available 

Up-Coming Events..

School Workshop
21st May
Chepstow Castle Tour
22nd May
School Workshop
23rd May
School Workshop
24th May

Latest News..

Widney and Solihull U3A
It was quite daunting to stand up in front of a packed hall of students of the University of the Third Age yesterday.  You could already tell many of them were historians in their own right, but as soon as I began my lecture on the Titanic, you could hear a pin drop.  When it was over, I was absolutely staggered by one gentleman who stood up to tell me that in all his days he had never heard such a wonderful...