Tudors

Our ‘Curriculum Topics’ use the phrasing of the National Curriculum to help you find content that can be used to teach each individual module. Our taught sessions and online resources cover a variety of time periods and places. Many contain structured investigations for use directly in the classroom. Others are more suited for research and preparation. They all allow access into our unique collections.

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Creating an Imaginary Archive

What would you collect?
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Crisis in the reign of Mary I

How far can Mary I’s reign be considered a time of crisis?
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Discover the Dissolution

How did the Dissolution change my local area?
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Elizabeth I’s monarchy

Rule of a ‘weak and feeble’ woman?
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Elizabethan propaganda

How did England try to show Spain planned to invade in 1588?
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Enquiring into Elizabeth

What can we learn about Elizabeth I’s ruling style from her letters and speeches?
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God blew and they were scattered

Did God really help the English defeat the Spanish Armada?
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Henry VIII: image of a king

Was appearance everything for a ruler in the 16th century?
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Henry’s royal rules (SEND)

What were the rules of daily life for a king in Tudor times?
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Holding History

What is 'The National Archives'?
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Huguenots in England

What was the experience of Huguenot migrants in seventeenth century England?
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Native North Americans

What was early contact like between English colonists and Native Americans?
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Role of a Queen – Mary I and Anne

What can we find out about the roles of Queen Mary I and Queen Anne?
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Role of a Queen – Matilda and Elizabeth I

How has the role of Queen changed from the past?

Time Travel Club Activities

Discovering The National Archives

Tudor

The royal progress
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Tudor Entertainment

What was the effect of the early playhouses?

Tudors: Image of a King

How did monarchs present an ‘image’ of themselves in the past?