We are now taking enquiries for in-person and virtual learning workshops.
Use this page to find learning workshops and register your interest by submitting an enquiry form from an individual workshop page.
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Find out all about penguins in this school workshop at Wildlife World for younger pupils.
Tags: Biology, Early Years, Lotherton, Wildlife World
09 March 2022
Discover how animals are adapted to increase their chances of survival, through behavioural or physical/anatomical traits.
Tags: Biology, KS2, KS3, Wildlife World
10 September 2021
Find out how animals adapt to live in the dark in this nocturnal schools workshop with Wildlife World at Lotherton.
Tags: Biology, KS1, KS2, Wildlife World
21 July 2021
Tailor made tours for GCSE students exploring the values, beliefs and attitudes of families who lived at Temple Newsam.
Tags: KS4, Leeds Museum and Galleries, Local Leeds History, Medieval and Tudor
17 September 2020
We provide activities to inspire your pupils’ creativity and learning in a varied and wondrous setting. These can include a yoga warm up, investigating and exploring, giant drawing and object handling.
Tags: Early Years, KS1, KS2, KS3, Local Leeds History, Wildlife World
21 May 2019
Cross-curricular workshop bringing together art and history for one or both curriculum areas or knowledge of careers in the art world.
Tags: Craft and Design, KS3, KS4, KS5, Materials and Making, Portraits, Visual Literacy
11 February 2019
Issue focused workshop using carefully selected artworks to initiate exploration of culture within the wider world and support reflection on attributes needed to manage growing-up and adulthood.
Tags: Craft and Design, KS3, KS4, KS5, Materials and Making, Portraits, Visual Literacy
Specialist-led workshops to develop and improve skills in a specific arts practice or Arts Award.
Tags: Craft and Design, KS3, KS4, KS5, Materials and Making, Portraits, Visual Literacy
Practical cross-curricular workshop using learning strategies from the National Gallery’s exciting initiative.
Tags: Craft and Design, KS1, KS2, Materials and Making, Portraits, Visual Literacy
Playful workshop to engage all senses in exploring, making and sharing through immersive experience.
Tags: Craft and Design, KS1, KS2, Materials and Making, Portraits, Visual Literacy
Design technology workshop to understand and solve real design problems. Selects from exhibition organisation, shop products, visitor interactives and bespoke seating, or propose innovative and enterprising new ideas.
Tags: Craft and Design, KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5, Materials and Making, Portraits, Visual Literacy
Investigation workshop using looking and thinking to explore artworks in a gallery. Enquiry and literacy skills are combined in thoughtful ways with memories and experiences to form and share opinions in groups.
Tags: Craft and Design, KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5, Materials and Making, Portraits, Visual Literacy
Creative workshop to develop art skills and confident use of materials and ideas. Exploration of artworks in the gallery stimulates imagination and experimentation for creative work in small groups.
Tags: Craft and Design, KS1, KS2, Materials and Making, Portraits, Visual Literacy
Provide your students with a measurable means of evaluating the theory of evolution by measuring skulls to illustrate man’s development and compare human development to that of our animal counterparts.
Explore some of the properties of light through experiments. Construct a spectroscope to examine white light.
Tags: Biology, KS3, KS4, KS5, Physics Machines & Energy
Use objects, documentary evidence and discussion to find out the local experience of war, from the Leeds PALS and Rifles to the stories of the people they left behind.
How did Britain change from the Stone Age to the Bronze Age and then to the Iron Age? How do we know when there were no written records?
Tags: KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5, Stone Iron and Bronze Age
Forget Pharaohs and pyramids, see how the everyday citizens of ancient Egypt lived and worked.
Tags: Ancient Egyptians, KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5
Pupils will explore how the Romans lived day to day in Britain by handling artefacts from Dalton Parlours, a Roman villa near Wetherby, and investigate the legacy they left behind.
Tags: KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5, Romans in Yorkshire
Where do rocks come from? How are rocks classified? What are fossils and where are they found?
Find out about real science in the workplace! See how science is integral to museums from storage to object preservation and cleaning.
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