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Despite being the world's richest nation, turn-of-the-century Britain excluded women from politics and the workplace. The suffrage movement, led by Emmeline Pankhurst and Emily Davison, escalated the fight for the vote with direct action. This struggle is brought to life through this actor-led school workshop, allowing children to actively explore the suffragettes' tactics and dilemmas. This changed dramatically with the outbreak of World War I. As men went to the war front, women stepped into essential roles - including munitions, food production, nursing and espionage - proving their capability and making an undeniable contribution to the war effort.
Bring history to life!
A day in the life
An insight into life during the Great War
The unsung heroes of WWII
Our pupils loved Hanna from @educationgroup
Curious #ScienceWeek session, exploring capillary action, chemical reactions, rockets, electricity, sound waves and vortexes! Hands-on experiments, big questions, and lots of discovery! #STEM
“🔬What happens when science comes alive?”
We were super lucky to take part in a Chinese Dragon Dance Workshop last week. We practised some dance moves and then created a dragon using the props provided!
@educationgroup #TheGatesPE #TheGatesSMSC
“Create a dragon!”