Educational Workshops and demonstrations
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I’ve presented educational workshops throughout the UK for over 20 years.
A wide range is offered so please see the relevant links below:
I’ve presented educational workshops throughout the UK for over 20 years. A wide range is offered so please see the relevant links below:
Bring history to life with an educational experience to be remembered! Meet our ancestors! Stone Age hunter gatherer, Bronze Age Metal worker, Iron Age Warrior Suitable for all age groups and presented in a fun and informative way. Children react very well to seeing how people really lived and our workshops are delivered in character… Continue reading British Prehistory ‘Stone Age, Bronze Age, Iron Age’
Pupils can experience first-hand the thrill of this exciting new technology! Full-day workshops with hands-on experience and an introduction to 3D model making and printing using food safe PLA plastic. Great for STEM learning as uses all four disciplines. We can bring our printers safely into the class room, explain to the children how it… Continue reading 3D Printing
“It was amazing how we managed to make a sound with the didgeridoo very quickly”. (Anton)
“The stories were interesting”. (Katie)
“Johnny was brilliant at playing the didgeridoo”. (Millie)
“I thought it was really fun”. (Aaron)
“I loved playing the didgeridoo”. (Abigail)
“I loved the sound that Johnny made”. (Thea)
“I liked the picture Johnny showed us”. (Miles)
“It was really cool!” (Aidan)
“There was a real buzz around the school the day that we had the didgeridoo workshop. The pupils were excited to experience something new and they all loved the sound that the didgeridoo made. Watching their faces was a real treat and they were all fascinated during the whole school assembly. There was a lot of laughter and animated chatting amongst the pupils throughout the day. The teachers were very pleased with how stimulated their classes had been by the stories told and the musical experience. Jonny had a lovely manner with the pupils and he was clearly interested in what they had to tell him. Our head teacher is hoping to be able to invite him back to do another workshop in the future.”
Educational Workshops and demonstrations 