This song-writing workshop has been designed by Explore Learning’s expert curriculum developers for children aged 5-11. Explore Learning tutors will coach children to develop their story-writing skills through a series of challenges and puzzles. By the end of the hour they will have created a magical story for a young book bee who needed their own unique story.
Children will undertake a journey into the jungle where they will experience ‘The Jungle Jam’ but this year there’s a problem…the band isn’t ready and they need you to help them!
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Mudlarker Alan Robson will be sharing some finds from the Thames foreshore in his search for evidence of London's long cultural and historical heritage.
Alan has a permit to search the foreshore and has recorded over 120 separate finds through the British Museum's Portable Antiquities Scheme. He'll be talking about mudlarking and the practicalities of searching London's tidal shoreline.
The event will be a "hands on history" experience, so attendees will get to see and handle objects found along the river. These will include fossils from the last ice age, Roman finds, medieval pottery, post medieval artifacts and items from Georgian and Victorian times. All the exhibits have a direct link to London's waterside history.
Refreshments will be provided after the talk.
Staff from Barclays Bank will deliver a helpful and informative talk on fraud and scam awareness. Come and find out how you can protect yourself against fraudsters.