Workshop Topics
From EYFS to Year 6 — click any topic to see the full workshop details, pricing, and sample timetable.
Explore how toys have changed over time — from Victorian wooden toys to modern technology. Students handle real replica toys from different eras and experience toy history through VR.
Experience the Great Fire through VR, investigate how it started on Pudding Lane, and discover how London was rebuilt. Drama, investigation, and immersive storytelling.
Meet history’s great explorers and changemakers — from Columbus and Captain Cook to Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole. VR journeys to distant lands and times.
Travel back to prehistoric Britain through VR. Students explore Skara Brae, investigate Stone Age tools, and discover how our ancestors survived without modern technology.
Explore the pyramids in VR, decode hieroglyphics, investigate mummification, and uncover the secrets of pharaohs. A journey 5,000 years into the past.
March with the Roman army in VR, investigate Roman engineering, and discover what the Romans did for Britain. From Hadrian’s Wall to Roman baths.
Step inside the Parthenon through VR, investigate Athenian democracy, and explore the legacy of Greek mythology, philosophy, and the Olympic Games.
Discover what happened after the Romans left Britain. Students explore Anglo-Saxon villages in VR, investigate the Sutton Hoo treasure, and learn about everyday life.
Sail with Viking raiders in VR, investigate Viking runes, and discover the truth behind the myths. Were the Vikings really just warriors, or something more?
Step into the Tudor court through VR, investigate Tudor crime and punishment, and discover daily life in Tudor England. From Henry VIII to Elizabeth I.
Experience the Blitz through VR, investigate rationing, decode secret messages, and hear the stories of evacuees. Our most popular history workshop — the WW2 experience students never forget.
Explore the inspiring stories of Black British and African heritage through VR. From the Windrush generation to modern-day changemakers — a celebration of resilience and achievement.