Bonjour! The world-famous Olympic Games are arriving in Paris. What better time for a trip across the channel to visit our European neighbour, France?

Embark on an extra-terrestrial mission through one of humankind’s greatest achievements: the 1969 Moon Landing. Plus, the man who made it possible.

This KS2 video workshop invites your pupils to explore this famous vessel. Plus, consider what life would have been like for passengers and crew on board.

Calling all you movers, shakers and history-lovers! We’ve combined two of our favourite topics: History and Dance!

To celebrate Queen's Platinum Jubilee, embark on a right royal workshop full of interactive festivities, imperial history and a dash of national pride.

Meet Amelia Earhart and learn about the history of transportation from the sedan chair through to Amelia's favourite - the aeroplane!

Religious Festivals is an action-packed journey through four unique celebrations observed by four different faiths: Lent, Eid, Hanukkah and Vaisakhi.

Journeying 2750 miles over 66 days we will explore how the Pilgrim Fathers travelled from Lincolnshire to Plymouth and finally on to their new life in America.

Bring the colourful, swirling excitement of Chinese Ribbon Dance into your school hall! In this Chinese dance workshop.

Japanese Fan Dancing is an ancient tradition, dating back to 600BC! Originally used to keep the aristocracy nice and cool, now the majestic dance is used for storytelling and entertainment.

The Olympic Games were started by the Greeks in 776 BC to honour the almighty king of the gods, Zeus. 776 BC?! That’s a seriously long time ago! So why do we still celebrate and compete today?

The Olympic Games is all about winning… right? Wrong! Together, let’s encourage your class to explore the reasons why taking part in sports can be so rewarding, even if they don’t always win.