Step inside our History Hub and travel through time with immersive, curriculum-linked workshops that turn history into something pupils can see, touch and experience. From the Stone Age to the Second World War, Ancient civilisations to modern social history, our sessions are designed to spark curiosity, deepen understanding and bring classroom learning vividly to life.
Through role play, artefacts, storytelling and creative activities, students don’t just learn about history — they step into it. Whether decoding Viking runes, handling wartime objects, building timelines or debating life in Victorian Britain, each workshop encourages critical thinking, empathy and active participation.
Led by experienced educators and tailored to Key Stages, our History Hub offers flexible half-day and full-day sessions that support the national curriculum while delivering an unforgettable learning experience.
Explore the impact of the First World War on Bradford and its people. Pupils learn about conscription, the Bradford Pals, war work and remembrance, discovering how global conflict shaped their own city.
Step into wartime Britain and discover what everyday life was like during the Second World War. Through role play, code breaking and real artefacts, pupils explore rationing, evacuation, the Blitz and life on the home front.
Follow the dramatic events of the Great Fire of London through the eyes of people who lived through it. Using diaries, storytelling and hands-on activities, pupils piece together events to create their own classroom timeline.
Journey through prehistoric Britain, from the Stone Age to the Iron Age. Pupils explore daily life, important sites and technological change, finishing with creative cave art inspired by early civilisations.
Experience Victorian life first-hand in this immersive workshop. Pupils investigate factory work, the workhouse and industrial change, debating whether the Industrial Revolution was a force for good or bad.
Discover who the Anglo-Saxons and Vikings were and how they lived. From village life and Viking raids to runes, religion and sagas, this workshop brings early medieval Britain vividly to life.
Learn the story of the Empire Windrush and the people on board. Pupils explore migration, identity and discrimination, using real passenger records and creative activities linked to the Notting Hill Carnival.
Uncover how the Romans invaded and transformed Britain. Pupils explore battles, daily life, food and cities, ending with the story of Hadrian’s Wall and the decline of the Roman Empire.
Step into Ancient Greece and discover city states, daily life and big ideas. From Olympic-style activities to philosophy debates, pupils explore how Greek culture still shapes the world today.
Travel back to Ancient Egypt and uncover kings, gods and the afterlife. Pupils explore the Nile, mummification and famous discoveries, with creative activities inspired by Egyptian beliefs and art.
