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History Off The Page
@historyoffthepage.bsky.social
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Providing interactive, hands on, whole day history and science workshops in Primary Schools across the UK, enriching learning.
Also available virtually!

https://www.historyoffthepage.co.uk/
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That video shows the Victorian Big House being loaded. This brings up to 12 rooms into your hall for KS1. The children will make things, handle artefacts & role play in 1897. In the afternoon, we put on a Music Hall show!

We also have a KS2 #Victorians day, as well as a Virtual.

#EduSky
Large boards, printed with the background of Victorian rooms, are set up in a cross formation to create 4 spaces. They are reinforced by inset pieces printed as fireplaces. The Victorian Dining room set up fully. In front of the backdrop boards of wallpaper & paintings, a green covered table has stacked plates, bowls, cutlery & table decorations. Out of sight is a separate table with a white tablecloth that the children will be 'setting' formally. The Victorian laundry. The backdrop boards show brick walls with large bloomers hanging on the washing line. The table has tongs, flat irons, soap, mangle, etc. Alongside are a large tin bath, scrubbing board, dolly and a BIG bag of laundry! The Victorian library, where the children will do some sewing. The backdrop has a large bookcase & chest of drawers printed on. The table is set out with examples of Victorian Samplers, books, and the fabric & threads ready for the pupils.
September 26, 2025 at 10:20 AM
historyoffthepage.bsky.social
"And what about schools who are further away?" you cry!

That's where the Virtual workshops really shine. We can post these resource packs ANYWHERE in the UK.

So, there's nothing stopping us from reaching your pupils.
Map of English counties with darker colours for higher numbers. Hotspot is still centred on London (29), but reaches from Devon (4) to Lancashire (1) & Merseyside (2)
July 22, 2025 at 4:27 PM
historyoffthepage.bsky.social
"But, where are you going?" we hear you ask!

Our busiest areas are Hertfordshire, Essex, Greater London and Cambridgeshire.

Our teams of ten full-time teachers are based in Cambs & Herts.
Map of English counties shaded darker where we go the most often. Numbers of visits are shown, including Hertfordshire 287, Essex 230, Greater London 202 and Cambridgeshire 136. The furthest north is South Yorkshire (3). On the south coast, Hampshire has 12.
July 22, 2025 at 4:23 PM