Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools: Recent Episodes
Cambridge University
Videos showing schoolchildren in five East Anglian schools taking part in the immersive history learning project, "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, and undertaken in 2014 by Civilizations in Contact, a public engagement project in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies.
Specialist teacher Jane Bower engages the children at Abbey Meadows Primary School in role-play and drama as part of "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Specialist teacher Jane Bower engages the children at Abbey Meadows Primary School in role-play and drama as part of "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Specialist teacher Jane Bower leads the children at Abbey Meadows Primary School in the drama as part of "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Specialist teacher Jane Bower teaches the children at Abbey Meadows Primary School how to make felt sheep masks as part of "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Specialist teacher Jane Bower engages the children at Abbey Meadows Primary School in a dance/drama as part of "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Specialist teacher Jane Bower engages the children at Abbey Meadows Primary School in a dance/drama as part of "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Specialist teacher Jane Bower leads the children at Abbey Meadows Primary School in the drama as part of "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Specialist teacher Jane Bower teaches the children at Abbey Meadows Primary School how to make sheep masks out of wool as part of "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Specialist teacher Jane Bower engages the children at Abbey Meadows Primary School in role-play and drama as part of "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Children at Middlefield Primary Academy take part in "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Children from Colville Primary School take part in "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Children at Orchards C of E Primary School take part in "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Children at Redcastle Family School take part in "Exploring Britain's Viking Heritage with East Anglian Schools", in May 2014. The project was organised by Cambridge-based charity Civilizations in Contact and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.