Top Ten Sessions
01 Jul 2023
Now in our 27th year, we have worked with over 6000 schools delivering our workshop programme which features 250 unique sessions. Whilst we love them all equally, there are a few which have become Freshwater Favourites. Browse our most popular sessions in schools, libraries and nurseries across the UK below.
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1. Great Fire of London
Experience London in 1666 as your pupils recreate life in Pudding Lane
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2. Florence Nightingale
Travelling with Florence to Scutari hospital and role-playing scenes from her life.
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3. Magical Toy Museum
Your children will become toy experts as they enter the museum and bring toys from the past 100 years to life using their bodies and voices, before inventing their own original toy.
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4. Early Years Story Hunts
With our Early Years Story Hunt workshops, you can send your Nursery and Reception children on a magical learning adventure.
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5. Volcanoes and Earthquakes
Adventure with the Earth Explorer to some of the world’s most dangerous places
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6. Ancient Greek Adventure!
Are your children courageous enough to join the Time Traveller on a daring mission
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7. Science Machine
The professor's Science Machine is in grave danger of imploding.
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8. MFL Storytelling
Bring to life two traditional tales entirely in a Modern Foreign Language of your choice. Up to 120 children can enjoy this interactive session, developing listening and speaking skills whilst increasing confidence.
Three story sets are available.
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9. Victorian Schooldays
Transport your classroom back to 1899 and give your children a lesson they won’t forget
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10. Thorgil the Vikings
Reliving Thorgil’s journey from Denmark to England
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