This full-day heritage experience for Key Stage 3 combines a local area study with an in-depth investigation of the Peasants' Revolt.
Explore the contrast between the national and localised disputes, actions and outcomes, whilst developing our students' source analysis skills and their understanding of the causes and consequences of the Peasants' Revolt.
This multi-site heritage day encompasses:
- St Albans Museum + Gallery workshop
- St Albans Cathedral workshop
- Climbing the Clock tower
- Audio walking tour taking in the key sites of the Peasants' Revolt in St Albans.
Due to the outside parts of this experience, we only run it up to October Half Term and then from after February Half Term.
PLEASE NOTE: This is a full day experience, running from 9:30 - 15:30. If you need to ask for a shortened day for travel or coach reasons, some of your groups may not get to experience all of the day's elements.
Sandford Award
Our learning programmes have been awarded the Sandford Award for the quality of heritage learning on offer. In order to receive this award, our learning programmes must meet the following criteria:
- The learning programmes are delivered in a way that engages, informs and inspires visitors
- The learning provision at our sites contributes to an understanding of the local and national heritage
- Our learning programmes have been developed through consultation with customers and learning providers and advisers
- There is attention to good management and administrations during all aspects of the visit
- Learning resources and services are provided which enhance the quality of the learners' visit
- The statutory requirements are met and essential additional policies and strategies are in place.