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A virtual classroom workshop looking at the history of Kirkstall Abbey and what life was like in medieval and Tudor times.
Tags: Kirkstall Abbey, KS2, Local Leeds History, SEND, Virtual classroom
12 February 2021
This session is full of fun art activities designed to help pupils to understand and explore our wonderful ruins.
Tags: Early Years, KS1, Materials
05 February 2019
Why were people in medieval times so preoccupied with death? Why did medieval monks live so long? What did they eat?
Tags: KS2, Local Leeds History, Medieval and Tudor, Studies Through Time
08 February 2019
Why did Tudor doctors shave chickens’ bottoms? What did monks do with wee? Why were beetles so important in making books?
Tags: KS2, Local Leeds History, Medieval and Tudor
Fun practical activities including puppets, art rubbings and dressing up help pupils to understand the different materials used in old buildings and how buildings change over time.
Tags: Early Years, KS1, Materials
Experience practical maths in action! A range of simple methods and equipment will be used to estimate and calculate length, area and height.
Develop pupil’s interpretation and enquiry skills by exploring medieval life in the abbey, change over time and the power of the Church.
Tags: KS3, KS4, Medieval and Tudor
Share the story of ‘The Hungry Caterpillar’ by Eric Carle.
Tags: Early Years, KS1
We will start with a talking timeline covering 850 years with pupils taking on the roles of important people in Kirkstall’s history.
Tags: KS2, Local Leeds History, Medieval and Tudor
When was Kirkstall Abbey was built? Who actually lived here? Why is it so big? And why is it still important today?
Tags: Early Years, KS1, Local Leeds History
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