SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) | Subject: History | Topic: Stuarts | Session Type: Classroom-based
What was life like at the Tower during the reign of King Charles II? Who was Colonel Blood? Why did he do what he did?
This interactive session enables students to explore the real life story of the attempted theft of the crown jewels by Colonel Blood in 1671.
Through multi-sensory learning, students will find out about the events leading up to this astounding but little-known event.
The session is delivered by a presenter skilled in supporting students with special educational needs. It is based entirely in the classroom, and includes the following:
Learning objectives
Students will:
This session is suitable for students with MLD and SLD, aged between 6 and 16 years, who attend special schools or units. Please note that the presenter will be in costume unless requested otherwise by the school.
Unfortunately due to fire safety policy relating to our learning spaces, we can only accept up to two wheelchair users in any one session.
Availability
30 January 2020, 12 March 2020, 30 April 2020, 18 June 2020
10:30, 12:30
Duration
75 minutes
Capacity
Up to 10 students plus additional accompanying adults.
We aim to be as flexible as possible, and would be happy to discuss class size further with you at point of booking.
Price
£70 includes admission
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