Step back in time to Britain's prehistoric past. Students explore ancient monuments, settlements, and daily life during the Stone Age, fostering a deeper understanding of our earliest ancestors.
The Stone Age workshop gives KS2 students an immersive experience of life thousands of years ago. Through VR, children explore Stonehenge, ancient settlements, and the daily challenges of hunter-gatherer life. Rather than abstract timelines, students see and experience the Stone Age world.
Year 3 and Year 4 students walk through VR recreations of Stone Age villages, investigate replica flint tools, and participate in survival challenges. They explore Stonehenge and learn theories about its purpose. Every activity builds understanding of how people lived, what technology they had, and how they adapted to their environment.
Book a full-day visit and choose a different VR topic for every year group — making it super specific to each class's curriculum and exceptional value for money.
Each session includes a Virtual Reality segment where students are transported back in time. Using class sets of VR headsets, children explore 360° recreations of historical environments — from walking through ancient temples to witnessing the Great Fire of London.
Every activity is designed to bring history to life. Your facilitator selects and adapts activities based on the year group.
Experience a 360-degree VR view of the Lanyon Quoit dolmen, exploring its structure and the surrounding prehistoric landscape to understand ancient monument significance.
All year groupsNavigate through Stonehenge, uncovering the secrets behind its construction and the theories about its purpose, providing insight into one of Britain’s most famous Stone Age landmarks.
All year groupsParticipate in a virtual reconstruction of a Stone Age dwelling, learning about the materials and building techniques our ancestors used to survive.
All year groupsWitness daily life in the Stone Age through animations, including cave paintings, early tool use, and encounters with now-extinct wildlife, offering a comprehensive look into the lives of early humans.
All year groupsEngage with virtual cave paintings, allowing students to appreciate Stone Age creativity and the importance of art as a form of communication and expression.
All year groupsEvery session is designed around measurable outcomes that align with the National Curriculum and build historical thinking skills.
Students grasp the vast span of the Stone Age and understand it as a real period of human history.
Students see how tools, art, and settlement patterns changed over thousands of years.
Students understand that Stonehenge and other monuments tell us important things about ancient people.
Students can imagine what daily life was like for Stone Age people and what challenges they faced.
We bring everything — facilitator, VR headsets, resources, activity kits. You just tell us the date and year groups. No hidden costs, no extras.
Here’s how a typical full-day VR history workshop fits around your school day. KS2 sessions run 40 minutes; KS1 & EYFS sessions run 35 minutes. We’re flexible — we’ll work around your timetable.
Schools love booking a VR History day alongside our hands-on Future Skills workshops — giving students a full spectrum of immersive learning experiences in a single day or across the term.
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