Teach-it-through-drama

History off the Wall: Bringing the Bayeux tapestry into the classroom....

New Bayeux Tapestry drama and much, much more 1066 Reimagined: Our new high-energy drama workshop exploring the Battle of Hastings and the power of the Bayeux Tapestry for KS1 & KS2.

Ideas for the Autumn Term 2026 Why not have some Halloween fun with Shakespeare's MACBETH as your starting point? Only £260 for up to 120 children to take part in the dramatic re-telling of this famous tale of witchcraft, superstition and fate. Click here for more details

- "the most engaged they have been to learn History." Not our words but words of the Year 2 teachers at Orchard Primary School, Watford about our Florence Nightingale workshop yesterday in their school. We love our work and believe in the power of drama and role play to engage all children. It is a good feeling to have this confirmed.

We are thrilled to have received this wonderful feedback from Godwin Primary School, Dagenham this morning......
"The session was thoroughly enjoyed by both the pupils and staff and it was wonderful to see how actively the children participated throughout.
Your approach was especially impressive in the way you supported and included children with additional needs. You showed great understanding, patience and flexibility. This made a real difference and was very much appreciated. The children learnt so much and there has been a buzz talking about how the Great Fire of London came alive for them"
https://www.teach-it-through-drama.com/londons-burning.htm

Storytelling -London's Burning   It’s September 1666. Meet Mrs Wellbake, cook to Mr Samuel Pepys. Hear her first hand account of the Great Fire of London. Her mission is to make sure this tragedy never happens again.

All ready for the last show of the year. The story of Baboushka at Littleton Infants School. Happy Christmas!!

Lovely Workshops today using the story of ‘The Brown Paper Bear’ to look at Toys in the Past.

First Fire of London shows for this term

We received this lovely unsolicited feedback today, for our 'Victorian Seaside Holidays' workshop.......

'Thank you so much yet again for the wonderful ‘Victorian Seaside Holidays' workshops! The children have been writing their end of year reflections and the workshop was one of their favourite memories!'
Thank you
https://www.teach-it-through-drama.com/seaside-holidays.htm

Drama Workshops - Seaside Holidays in the Past   The action begins in late Victorian London and the children are ‘in role’ as Victorian urchins who are being taken to the seaside for the first time.

Yesterday was International Nurses Day and we have two exciting workshops to celebrate two famous nurses from history:
Florence Nightingale https://www.teach-it-through-drama.com/florence-nightingale.htm
Cavell Edith https://www.teach-it-through-drama.com/edith-cavell.htm