Discovery Days: Amazing Artefacts
Learn about history by exploring the special collections owned by the University.
Amazing Artefacts will cover a ‘History of Writing’ and explore how written style and mediums have evolved through different time periods, from Vikings to modern day. Activities will be based around special collections housed at the University, including replicas of important discoveries (such as the Rosetta stone) and real artefacts from important figures in history (e.g. Florence Nightingale). There will also be a focus on Nottingham and the inclusion of important literary figures from the region, such as D.H. Lawrence.
Introducing the concept of university and helping children to think about their futures, our outreach officers will run sessions in school, both before and after the Discovery Day.
In partnership with the Manuscripts and Special Collections department
Is it for you?
- Year group suitability: Year 5 - Year 6
- Taking place: Wednesday 5th March 2024
- Maximum capacity: 60
- Recommended ratio: at least 2 adults for up to 20 pupils. One extra adult for each additional 10 children
- School staff must be present to supervise children throughout the day
Curriculum links
History
- Historical enquiry skills
Further information
We can help fund the cost of visiting the University. Find out more on our travel bursaries page.
For more information, please take a look at our FAQs or email us.
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