Take your primary class on a magical journey across continents, to discover how the Christian festival of Christmas is celebrated around the world.

It’s time to travel back thousands of years to explore the ancient Indus Valley civilisation, one of the world's oldest societies and a place of great technological innovation.

Using the performing arts, KS1 pupils will travel through various countries in Africa, discovering landscape features, climate and some of the animals you may encounter along the way.

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?

In this Environment workshop for KS1 & KS2, your pupils will use an array of drama-led activities to understand how climate change is impacting the world we live in.

A fantastic Black History workshop for primary schools to kickstart creative learning around the civil rights movement.

Created by award-winning writer, Marjorie Morgan, this exciting KS2 workshop takes your pupils on a time-travelling journey through the annals of British Black History.

Oh, we do like to be beside the seaside! Where else would you find puppet shows, penny lick ice creams, pleasure gardens and bathing machines but at a Victorian seaside resort?

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.

Embark on a drama-filled journey to ancient Mesopotamia, where some of the world's earliest civilisations began.

The achievements of men have often dominated our history books, but there are many amazing women whose stories also deserve to be told.