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Situated on the shores of the River Medway, The Historic Dockyard offers your pupils a fascinating mixture of ships, animatronic adventures, museum displays and historic buildings. Over 400 warships were constructed here during the working life of the Dockyard, including Nelson’s flagship Victory and the first iron warship ever built in a naval dockyard, the Achilles.
A trip to the Historic Dockyard teaches your pupils about far more than British history. We’ve developed a series of resource packs for use in the classroom which link to the National Curriculum in important areas such as history, numeracy, literacy, science and technology. A range of on-site worksheets also helps you identify and explain relevant educational points to your group whilst touring the site.
The Education Department at The Historic Dockyard Chatham is delighted to offer a whole day of literacy activities based around our exciting ‘Historic Ships’ attraction. With the last surviving World War Two Destroyer and a Cold War spy submarine, this is the ideal venue to inspire youngsters and fire the imagination.
A Literacy lesson that doesn’t feel like a literacy lesson – that is the intention. With so much to see and experience, the youngsters will hardly realise that they have been developing their skills.
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The Education Department at The Historic Dockyard Chatham is delighted to offer a whole day of Victorian themed activities to support the curriculum at Key Stage Two.
With the 1878 Sloop HMS Gannet to climb aboard and an authentic Victorian factory environment to explore, The Historic Dockyard can help to bring the Victorian era to life. Our very successful ‘Windows into War’ days have taught us the value of active participation for our visiting pupils and the ‘Vivid Victorians’ day offers just that. There’s dressing up, cooking ships’ biscuits and even carrying out a factory inspection. In fact, your class will hardly realise they’ve had a History lesson at all!
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The Education Department at The Historic Dockyard Chatham is delighted to offer a whole day of World War II activities. With the last surviving World War Two Destroyer and a genuine Air Raid Shelter, this is the ideal venue to inspire youngsters and fire the imagination.
A History lesson that doesn’t feel like a history lesson is the main objective of the day. With so much to see and experience, the youngsters will hardly realise that they have been developing a whole range of new cross-curricular skills.
Click here to download our Window s into War Teachers' Guide|
This programme gives pupils the chance to place their hands on the past through a range of archaeological activities in our Foundry. In addition, they will also have the once in a lifetime chance to travel back in time to take part in an audience with Queen Elizabeth I. Bursing with exciting news about the defeat of the Spanish Armada, the Queen offers a captivating insight into life in Tudor times...
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