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Two primary school students put together a wooden model of a pyramid, in the Ancient Egypt gallery. Two primary school students put together a wooden model of a pyramid, in the Ancient Egypt gallery.

Your class will meet Djedma'atiuesankh, a young Ancient Egyptian, and use primary and secondary resources to find out more about her life.

This workshop uses enquiry-based learning to encourage children to connect and empathise with Djedma'atiuesank through a combination of research, discussion and questioning. It explores key ethical issues, such as the obtaining and displaying of grave goods and human remains in museums.

 

Weston Park Museum
Half day

Suitable for KS2, up to 35 children
Price: £200
Curriculum area: History / Art / PSHE

 

To find out more about Ancient Egypt, visit our online Collections & Stories here and search for “Ancient Egypt”.

Our Ancient Egyptians object handling box is also available, to support enquiry-led teaching and learning while you engage with the collections from the comfort of your own classroom.

By coming here children gain knowledge from experts that they can carry forwards into their learning. The artefacts are always incredible to see & the staff are so friendly and welcoming.
Y3 teacher, Town Field Primary School

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