We have a limited number of free workshops available in 2021 and 2022 for publicly-funded schools situated along The Trafalgar Way. Please contact us via the link below for details.
Year 2 pupils enjoy expressing themselves in the interactive workshop for Key Stage 1, alongside 'Jack Nasty-face' aka Peter Warwick, late Chairman of The 1805 Club.
In 2018 The 1805 Club launched an education programme, the key aims of which are:
Our teaching programme 'The Wooden World' explores the life at sea of the Georgian Navy together with the story of Nelson. This package of active learning resources can be used flexibly as a whole-day or half-day workshop or as a series of lessons. The resources are highly creative and open-ended, including active drama and film studies, art appreciation, creative writing and history, and are designed not only to further historical knowledge and understanding, but are focused on developing transferable literacy skills together with building confidence and personal resilience.
Following its very successful launch and first workshop for a group of able students aged 10, these teaching resources have been further developed for use across the full age and ability range of students in Key Stages 2 and 3 (7 to 14) and further pilot workshops have been run in a number of primary schools.
Leah, age 6: "I loved the bit when we were acting out from a picture when Nelson died. Thank you for teaching us about the Battle of Trafalgar."
