Ancient egyptian Workshop
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The Ancient Egyptians were truly an incredible civilisation. During this workshop, the children learn about just how incredible the Ancient Egyptians were!
Step into the land of pharaohs, pyramids and mummies with this unforgettable Ancient Egypt workshop. Filled with authentic artefacts, hands-on activities and immersive role-play, this exciting day brings one of history’s greatest civilisations to life. The day begins with the arrival of an Ancient Egyptian. In a dramatic and memorable introduction, they demonstrate the fascinating process of mummification, explaining how the Egyptians prepared their dead for the afterlife. With just the right amount of realism, it is an experience that children will be talking about long after the workshop has finished! Throughout the day, pupils take part in a series of highly engaging sessions designed to immerse them in everyday life in Ancient Egypt. Egyptian Scribe Using authentic reed pens, black ink and genuine papyrus paper imported from Egypt, children become Egyptian scribes and learn about the importance of writing in one of the world’s earliest civilisations. Egyptian Board Games Children enjoy playing two of the most popular games from Ancient Egypt: Senet and Mancala. Using beautifully crafted wooden replicas and playing pieces made from wood, clay and coloured glass beads, they discover how Egyptians entertained themselves over 3,000 years ago. Egyptian City Builder Can your class create the perfect Egyptian city? In this interactive challenge, children work together to design and develop their own settlement. Through a series of decisions and scenarios, they must consider everything needed for a thriving civilisation. Egyptian Amulets Using clay and specialist tools, pupils create their own replica Egyptian amulets. Along the way, they discover the significance of these objects and learn why the Egyptians believed they possessed magical and protective powers. Artefact Investigation Children explore a vast collection of fascinating artefacts, many of which have been made in modern-day Egypt and are remarkably authentic. From household items to religious objects, pupils are encouraged to pick up, examine and handle every artefact, providing a truly hands-on experience. A Full Day for Up to Five Classes Our workshop can be delivered as a carousel of activities, with selected sessions led by class teachers. This flexible format enables up to five classes to enjoy a full day of exciting learning and practical activities, ensuring every child experiences the wonders of Ancient Egypt. Packed with authentic resources, role-play and unforgettable experiences, this immersive workshop provides children with a unique opportunity to explore the beliefs, achievements and daily life of one of the world's most fascinating ancient civilisations.
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'Thank you so much for your Egyptian workshop last week, it was wonderful to see their learning/topic brought to life. All the children had a lot of fun and they learnt many new things from all of the different activities.' Victoria Cooper, Teacher, Crazies Hill CE Primary School, Wokingham.
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For an example of how a workshop would work for 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 classes, see the schedules below.
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A selection of hand-painted designs that the children will get to see during the day
'Firstly, I would like to say thank you so much for being able to fit us in with a change of date that was massively appreciated. Secondly, I would like to say another thank you to Lucy. The whole day from the first introduction to when the children went home was the highest quality. The children (and myself) learnt a huge amount of information and did not realise how much we had learnt until we had a discussion about it in class this morning. The activities were brilliant and age appropriate for the children and Lucy was amazing at answering the millions of questions the children threw at her. I would not hesitate to book yourselves again for another workshop and I certainly would recommend you to another school. Thank you once again.' Harriet Lowes, Year 6 Class Teacher, Newbottle Primary School.