This is the first in our Heritage Schools Autumn teacher training series exploring how you can enhance your curriculum using a range of Historic England and partner resources
It all starts with the maps.
This webinar will show teachers how to use National Library of Scotland Maps and Historic England map & photo packs, to help identify key sites, buildings and themes, as a starting point for planning a local heritage study, with a particular focus on change over time
The free session is aimed at teachers of KS1-KS3 pupils.
The session, presented by Martin Phillips, from Historic England’s Heritage Schools Programme, will include:
• Introduction to how to use NLS Maps to discover more about the history of the area around your school
• Introduction to Historic England’s map & photo packs
• Examples of how historic maps can be used to study change and continuity and changing land use over time
• Examples of creative map work from Heritage Schools
NOTE: This event is for teachers. You must register for this event using your school/professional email address.
Please only register if you know you can attend this event, if you can't make the webinar for any reason, then please cancel your place.
Please join this event 5 minutes before the start time so that we can begin promptly.
DATA PROTECTION: We need to collate data on the number of schools /teachers attending as part of our funding requirement. Names and email addresses will be deleted after the event.
SAFEGUARDING: The session will be recorded for safeguarding purposes only and the recording will be deleted after the event.
