Schools Services: Videoconferencing Content Provider

Tel: +44 (0)20 8392 5365	Email:education@nationalarchives.gov.uk
Too far to Kew? Join us for a videoconference and we'll come to you. Our sessions are free, fun and interactive. We offer the following videoconferencing opportunities:

	The Great Fire of London How can we know what happened back in 1666? Key Stage: 1
	Behind Enemy Lines: Noor Khan An introduction to Noor Inayat Khan, a member of the Special Operations Executive Key Stage: 1
	Children in the Mines Help the commissioner gather evidence on life underground Key Stage: 2
	This Evil Trade: Olaudah Equiano Support Equiano in his quest to abolish the slave trade! Key Stage: 2
	Henry VIII: The Image of a King Appearance is everything for a ruler in the 16th century Key Stage: 2
	Propaganda and the Art of War Study original war art and then make your own Key Stage: 2
	Symbols of Power Seals from the time of Edward the Confessor to the present Key Stage: 2
	Victorian Child Criminals Poetry Workshop What was life like for these children? Key Stage: 2
	What is History? How do historians know what to believe? Key Stage: 2
	Life During Wartime The impact of conflict on everyday life in Churchill's Britain Key Stage: 2
	Lawmakers or Law-breakers? Debate the suffrage with PM Asquith and a suffragette Key Stage: 3
	All Pals Together A First World War Soldier's Story Key Stage: 3
	Crime and Punishment How have they changed over the centuries? Key Stage: 3 - 4
	The English Civil Wars Whose side are you on? Key Stage: 3
	What is History? What can different kinds of sources tell us about the past? Key Stage: 3
	What is History? (for Welsh Schools) Follow a successful quarry town across the centuries Key Stage: 3
	Slavery, Resistance and Rebellion Uncover documents relating to a dark chaper of British history Key Stage: 3
	The Holocaust How much did the British government know about events of The Holocaust? Key Stage: 3 - 4
	Jack the Ripper Why couldn't the police bring him to justice? Key Stage: 4
	Chartism on Trial Home Office documents take us to the heart of the movement Key Stage: 5
	Rise of National Socialism Joseph Goebbels and the Nazi power of persuasion Key Stage: 5
	Suffragettes - Deeds not Words Was militancy a help or hindrance to the Suffragette cause? Key Stage: 5

These bookable activities are all free.

Further information is available about our videoconferencing sessions.

All activities must be booked in advance.
Tel: +44 (0)20 8392 5365
Fax: +44 (0)20 8487 9202
Email: education@nationalarchives.gov.uk

The National Archives use the JANET Videoconferencing Service (JVCS) to manage videoconferences. Schools must register with JVCS (at no charge for state-funded schools) before booking sessions with The National Archives.