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It is 1939: World War Two has just been declared and the children are in role as young evacuees
preparing to leave the East End of London and travel to Devon. They will encounter an ARP Warden,
with a selection of genuine and replica artefacts of the time. She will prepare them for their first night in
an Anderson Shelter, followed by their first trip to the countryside.
The children will enjoy creating these authentic roles whilst learning about the plight of evacuees, the
hardships faced by Londoners during WW2, and the difference between city life and country life in
the 1930s and 1940s.
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This one hour workshop is suitable for up to 30 Key Stage 2 children in a
hall or other large space |
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