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2019 EDUCATION PROGRAMME FOR NURSERIES, SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES “ Knowledgeable staff, children constantly engaged ...fantastic delivery in a beautiful setting” – St Cuthbert’s Primary Teacher
COMING SOON
Welcome to The Bowes Museum picnic areas in our beautiful gardens
LEGO®: BUILDING PIRATES, PANTS
2019 Education Programme: and facilities to store coats and bags. THE BOWES MUSEUM AND WELLYPHANTS
created to support children and If you can’t find what you are looking 25 May-13 October 2019 20 July-3 November 2019
young people’s learning and for, please contact our friendly Everyone of all ages, from children to Immerse yourself in Nick Sharratt’s world,
award winning education team as the young at heart, can see our Museum find out about his childhood and what
skills development linked to the in a new way – recreate our history and
we are experienced at adapting inspired him to become an illustrator and
National Curriculum. collections in LEGO®! Start with building meet a host of the characters that he has
the programme to meet different
some of the objects from our collection created throughout his career including
We combine exploration of the inspiring ages and needs as well as creating that tell the story of John and Joséphine Tracy Beaker, Daisy, Hetty Feather
collections and exhibitions with bespoke workshops for your teaching before ending up in the Creation Station and Pirate Pete.
engaging practical workshops; ‘hands requirements and course specifications. that explains how the Museum was built.
on’ experiences to excite curiosity with The Bowes Museum was awarded the
opportunities for discussion. Sandford Award in 2018, in recognition
We have dedicated fully accessible of our outstanding contribution to
education rooms for schools to use heritage education and learning within
for the duration of their visit; play and the historic environment.
THE POWER AND THE NORMAN CORNISH:
“ The Bowes Museum has very dedicated and hard-working staff VIRTUE: GUIDO RENI’S THE DEFINITIVE
in both education and outreach, who make the most of a unique DEATH OF LUCRETIA COLLECTION
collection and Museum. The founders of the Museum, John and 26 October-20 January 2020 16 November-23 February 2020
Joséphine Bowes would be proud of the work being done to This is the first exhibition outside London Celebrating the centenary of acclaimed
dedicated to the Italian Baroque master artist Norman Cornish MBE, this
enlarge the horizons of pupils and students. Guido Reni, presenting the artist and his major retrospective tells the story of
relevance in Western art history. This his enduring career with the most
While their strengths lie in art & design and history, they can exclusive exhibition will feature unique comprehensive collection of his work
also cover technology, science and learning about a much wider works by the master from prestigious ever assembled, including a number of
public and private collections that will previously unseen pieces.
world than is normally available in a local or regional museum.” allow you to experience for the first time
– Sandford Award Judge the mastery and the aesthetic quality of
Guido Reni’s masterpieces.
EDUCATION AT THE BOWES MUSEUM
EARLY YEARS AND KEY STAGE 1 HISTORY WORKSHOPS
4500 BC-100 AD 3000 BC
KEY Museum Outreach SANTA’S ENCHANTED
1800-2000 WONDERLAND GROTTO
1-22 December
Visit Santa in his Winter Grotto and our
magical toy workshop. Explore The Bowes
Museum with an exciting Christmas
themed trail and make some crafts with the
team of friendly Elves.
£6.50 and includes a special gift for every
child. Special Offer £5.50 for Bookings
made before 30th September.
“ Thank you so much for a
wonderful day.”
– Teesside High School, December 2018
VOYAGE OF FESTIVITY
A fun and engaging half day workshop
designed for cultivating young children’s AMAZING EGYPTIANS
skills and confidence in looking at and Handle and sketch replica Egyptian objects,
responding to our Canaletto paintings.
Meet Theo the Crocodile, make a carnival
STONE AGE TO IRON AGE have a go at writing on papyrus and make
a clay shabti.
Learn about and handle prehistoric
TOYS FROM THE PAST mask and take part in singing action songs
artefacts, work in groups to develop
A hands-on fun workshop looking at with musical instruments. KS2 Curriculum links:
enquiry skills with historical recording.
toys throughout the ages, followed by a Can be booked as a full day workshop, get History — study of earliest civilizations.
further details from the education team. Create a coil pot inspired by
practical activity designing and making Art and Design — to improve mastery of
Bronze Age beakers.
your own peg doll. techniques with drawing and clay.
Learning Outcomes:
Early Years Foundation Stage/KS1 • Improve visual literacy. KS2 Curriculum links: SMSC — learning about the
Curriculum links: • Improve speaking and listening skills. History — changes in Britain world around them.
History — develop an awareness • Learn how to engage with paintings. from Stone Age to the Iron Age.
of the past. Geography — types of settlement “Delivered complex historical
Science — identify a variety of and land use.
information in a fun and
everyday materials. Art and Design — improve
Art and Design — use a range of mastery with clay. interactive way, excellent
materials creatively. SMSC — learning about the links to Galleries artwork.”
SMSC — respond to cultural world around them. – St Cuthbert’s Primary Teacher
opportunities outside the classroom.
EDUCATION AT THE BOWES MUSEUM
HISTORY WORKSHOPS (CONT.) 1485-1603
753 BC -476 AD 700 BC A TUDOR FEAST KS2 Curriculum links:
Take part in a fantastic ‘Living History — British history.
History’ workshop, learn a Art and Design — to improve
dance and make a ‘tussy mussy’ mastery
before creating a collage of a of techniques using collage.
Tudor King or Queen. Science — recognise the impact
of diet and lifestyle on the
human body.
PE — perform dances using a
range of movement patterns.
SMSC — Creative expression,
understanding of Tudor culture.
1769 -1821
NAPOLEON I, WHAT IF? KS2/3 Curriculum links:
Interactive retelling of History — beyond 1066, local
Napoleon’s life story and history, John Bowes as a
events which led to the battle Victorian collector of historical
of Waterloo in 1815, using artefacts and souvenirs from
the objects collected by John the Napoleonic Wars.
Bowes. Explore what might SMSC — opportunities for BIG
have happened to Britain if questions and debate linked to
Napoleon I had triumphed. current themes.
ROMANS How would the blockade of Art and Design — to improve
Develop enquiry through historical writing GREEK MYTHS AND LEGENDS trade routes impact on British mastery of techniques using
— what did I learn from this artefact? Society? What would Britain intaglio printing.
Explore the history of the Greeks. Discover
Look at and handle real and replica look like today?
mythical stories and legends through the
Roman artefacts before making your Museum’s collections. Develop enquiry
own Roman head pot. through historical writing — what did I 1837-1901
learn from this artefact? Then make your
KS2 Curriculum links
History — the Roman Empire and its impact
own Greek-style amphora. VICTORIANS KS1/2 Curriculum links:
Learn about the lifestyle of History — compare aspects of
on Britain. KS2 Curriculum links
a wealthy Victorian through life in different periods.
Geography — types of settlement and History — a study of Greek life and its
an exciting guided tour of the English — practise correct letter
land use. influence on the Western world.
Museum before writing with formation.
Design Technology — analysing a range of Art and Design — improve mastery a dippy pen! Develop enquiry Art and Design — to improve
existing products. of techniques using clay. through historical writing mastery of techniques using
English — using spoken language to Design Technology — use a range of – what did I learn from this pen and ink.
describe and enquire. tools to perform practical tasks. artefact? Children will also try
SMSC — opportunities to ask
SMSC — learning about the world around SMSC — learning about the world a basic printing technique.
‘big questions’.
them and early Christianity. around them.
EDUCATION AT THE BOWES MUSEUM
ART WORKSHOPS
PORTRAITS Design Technology — follow
design criteria to create a
Learn what portraits can
finished product.
reveal from pose, setting and
accessories. Children will History — local history study,
focusing on The Bowes
ARTS AWARD AND ARTS MARK
make sketches before creating
Museum and its founders.
a collage self portrait.
SMSC — analysis of emotions/ DISCOVER ARTS AWARD IN A DAY
KS1/2 Curriculum links: ways in which people present
Art and Design — understand their personalities to the world. Be inspired by an exhibition on display and KS1/2/3/4 Curriculum links:
historical and cultural Sense of enjoyment learning complete your Discover Arts Award in a day! Art and Design — develop their awareness
development of portrait about themselves. To achieve the award you will: of types of art and design, working
painting, work creatively using • Explore the arts around the Museum and creatively using a variety of materials.
a variety of materials. take part in an art activity. Learn about great artists in history.
• Learn about artists and their work in your English — participate in discussion and
chosen exhibition. listen to the contributions of others.
LANDSCAPES of landscape painting.
• Record your experiences and share SMSC — understanding and appreciation of
Explore the history of landscape Design Technology — follow
with others! the wide range of cultural influences.
painting from the fourteenth to design criteria to create a
the nineteenth century and try finished product.
your hand at creating Geography — identify key
your own masterpiece using topographical features
watercolour paints or pastels. including hills, mountains,
coasts and rivers, as well as
KS2/3 Curriculum links: land use patterns.
Art and Design — improve History — changes in landscape
mastery of art and design over time caused by human
techniques, including activity, extending pupils
drawing and painting. chronological knowledge.
Understand the cultural
and historical development
PATTERN POWER! KS1/2 Curriculum links:
Explore patterned decoration in Art and Design — understand
the galleries and have a go at the historical and cultural
printing your own designs using development of pattern making.
block pattern techniques. Design Technology — develop
templates for printing and
printing using a range
of tools. Artsmark offers a strategic framework that will help you embed creativity in your
Maths — patterns and school. Find out how your school can benefit from going on an Artsmark journey.
sequences using mathematical artsmark.org.uk
vocabulary.
EDUCATION AT THE BOWES MUSEUM
CROSS CURRICULAR LEARNING SECONDARY WORKSHOPS
Mix and Match, all workshops delivered as a half day option.
CLOCKWORK MOUSE
Develop your curiosity and help us to understand
how a wind-up toy works with a bit of science and “A variety of sketching, sculpting and painting with
creativity. It’s more fun to work it out using our appropriate questioning and discussion… and excellent
LEGO® education kits to try out robotics and have a
go at coding. Session also includes making a simple
demo’s to engage students.” – Sandhill View Academy Teacher, 2018
wind up toy to take home, investigation
and prediction.
Visit the Creation Station in our LEGO® exhibition PORTRAITURE AND LIFE
from 25 May to 13 October. DRAWING
KS1/2 Curriculum links: STEM Learn how to create a portrait/life drawing,
following step by step guidance, using
Science — practical enquiry, making predictions our collection of Fine Art as inspiration.
and testing them out. Students will make sketches and studies
Computing — create a simple programme. before bringing paintings to life with
Design & Technology — design, make and evaluate. costumes and props. Models fully clothed.
SMSC — teamwork.
HUMAN FORM
GANESHA KS1/2 Curriculum links: Taking inspiration from our collection,
this workshop is an exploration of mixed
Create a shrine and discover SMSC — celebration of different
media techniques – connecting drawing,
how Hindus worship. Learn festivals and understanding and
sculpture and painting.
about and sketch Ganesha, the respecting the beliefs of others.
elephant headed god and create Geography — locate the world’s It will include the use of fabrics, Plaster
a colourful collage during this countries. of Paris, textured papers and acrylic
paint to represent the form, surface and
interactive workshop. Art and Design — understand
uniqueness of the human body.
Educational box available free the historical and cultural
of charge with booking. development of art forms.
FASHION
Using inspiration from original fashion
garments, students will explore surface
CREATIVE WRITING KS1/2/3 Curriculum links: pattern and textures. Observations will be
recorded using a range of mixed media and
Develop your imagination, story The Magic Key Adventure —
textile techniques. Designs will be created
and character building skills using bring to life one of our Toys
into a 2D or 3D Fashion/textile adornment.
our collections as inspiration and take it on a journey.
before taking part in a practical Out of View — create a Art and Design — experimenting using a range of materials.
three workshops
arts activity of your choice. monologue and use your
Design and Technology — textile techniques, properties of fabric.
Curriculum
links for all
senses to develop character
Visit the new Pirates, Pants and History — timeline of fashion and cultural references.
selecting one of our portrait
Wellyphants exhibition opening
KS3/4
paintings as a stimulus. Literacy — research, discussion, key words to describe, annotation.
on the 20 July and be inspired by
the illustrations of Nick Sharratt. Maths — patterns, measuring, creating and using templates.
EDUCATION AT THE BOWES MUSEUM
SECONDARY WORKSHOPS (CONT.) NOTES PAGE
How many children?
Any Special Requirements?
Name and address of school?
(Teachers and other adult helpers are free of charge)
SCAN THE ART, GET THE STORY
WANT SOMETHING DIFFERENT? LIBRARY AND Enrich your cultural learning experience at The Bowes Museum by downloading the
We can create a bespoke workshop for you to enhance the ARCHIVES free app Smartify onto your smartphone or tablet. Students can learn more about
exhibits in a number of galleries including the Fashion and Textiles Gallery and
curriculum for all groups. We are currently able to offer: Look out from the top of English Interiors Gallery.
Wet felting • Dry point etching • Mono-printing • Relief printing The Bowes Museum and
Students can create their own collection of exhibits to share with others and use
Silk Painting • Clay work using air drying clay view the landscape. Our
for further study back in the classroom.
Please contact the education team to discuss library facilities are suitable
your specific needs. for small study groups.
Teacher pre-visit opportunity: Familiarise students
with the exhibits and zoom in on particular paintings or
THE BOWES MUSEUM | Resource Box artefacts prior to your visit to the Museum.
Available to loan from Durham Learning Resources. Contact our education team Develop your schemes of work with a specific focus on
for more details. different objects which could link to different parts of Free Wifi: Bowes Guest
the curriculum. Password: boweswifi
EDUCATION AT THE BOWES MUSEUM
THE BOWES MUSEUM TEACHER
PRIMARY TEACHER EVENT
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME 2019 ‘Pirates, Pants and Wellyphants’
Please book early to avoid disappointment as spaces are limited. Free. our new interactive and colourful
exhibition.
Saturday 15th June, 11.00 -3.00 Saturday 13th July, 10.00-3.00 PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
PICTURE THIS PROJECT Teacher and Family event, explore the new This will delight children and link in SCHOOL TEACHER OPEN DAY
Focused on the painting ‘Cattle LEGO® exhibition with your family and take with literacy and SMSC themes. See the Saturday 16th October, 10.00-4.00
Market in Antwerp’ part in our robotics workshops that are work of the illustrator Nick Sharratt and From Stone Age to present day, take
Friday 22nd March, 1.00-3.30 planned for KS1, KS2 and KS3. the resources that are available to part in workshops linked to the National
Find out how one painting can generate Drop in event, please sign in on arrival support learning. Curriculum and be inspired by our
a whole term’s planning and be used to with education team. Drop in event, please sign in on arrival collections and new exhibitions.
support creative development, improve with education team. Drop in event, please sign in on arrival
visual literacy, speaking and listening Friday 5th July, 1.00-3.00
with education team.
skills and how to engage with paintings. Explore the LEGO® exhibition and have
Friday 6th September, 1.00-4.00
Suitable for Early Years and Primary a go at the robotics workshops that are Explore the LEGO® exhibition and have
Schools. planned for KS1, KS2 and KS3. a go at the robotics workshops that are PICTURE THIS PROJECT
planned for KS1, KS2 and KS3. See the Friday 25th October, 1.00-3.30
work of the illustrator Nick Sharratt
TEACHER AND FAMILY SECONDARY AND FE and the resources that are available for
Find out how one painting can generate
LEGO® EVENT TEACHER EVENT Pirates, Pants and Wellyphants.
a whole term’s planning and be used to
support creative development, improve
With BLOCKPARTIES delivering How our collections can inspire visual literacy, speaking and listening
LEGO® activities for children the next generation of designers PRIMARY AND SECONDARY skills and how to engage with paintings.
attending with teachers. and artists. Suitable for Early Years and
Sunday 31st March, 11.00-3.00 Tuesday 9th July, 10.00-4.00
SCHOOL TEACHER OPEN DAY
Primary Schools.
Saturday 21st September, 10.00-4.00
Learn about the upcoming LEGO® Join an action packed day, take part in a
Take part in learning activities linked
exhibition and the robotics workshops that variety of skills based activities to support
to our collections and exhibitions, also PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
are planned for KS1, KS2 and KS3. creative development using our collections
as inspiration. explore the LEGO® exhibition for your SCHOOL TEACHER OPEN DAY
Drop in event, please sign in on arrival
school and the robotics workshops that are Saturday 8th February, 2020.
with education team.
planned for KS1, KS2 and KS3. 10.00-4.00
Friday 17th May, 1.00-3.00 Drop in event, please sign in on arrival Take part in learning activities linked to
Find out about the upcoming LEGO® with education team. our collections and exhibitions.
exhibition for your school and take part in Drop in event, please sign in on arrival
the robotics workshops, planned for KS1, PIRATES, PANTS AND with education team.
KS2 and KS3.
WELLYPHANTS
Friday 27th September, 1.00-3.30 Booking required for all events
Our new interactive and colourful unless otherwise specified.
exhibition; this will delight children and For booking and more information
link in with literacy and SMSC themes. please contact:
See the work of the illustrator Nick education@thebowesmuseum.org.uk
Sharratt and the resources that are or telephone 01833 694602 ext: 214
available to support learning.
EDUCATION AT THE BOWES MUSEUM
EXCELLENT WORKSHOPS TO SUPPORT EFFECTIVE USE OF YOUR PUPIL PREMIUM FUNDING COSTS AND TIMES Education Workshops Early Years Foundation Stage/KS1/2 Full day session (10.00-2.00) £5.00 per pupil, includes materials. Half day session (10.00-11.30 or 12.30-2.00) £3.50 per pupil. Education Workshops KS3/4 Full day session (10.00-2.00) £6.50 per pupil, includes materials. Half day session (10.00-11.30 or 12.30-2.00) £4.50 per pupil. Education Workshops All Key Stages Discover Arts Award in a Day (10.00-2.00) £7.50 per pupil. (Includes materials and an Arts Award certificate) Self Guided Visits Self guided visits must be booked through the education team. (Includes an education space where available) Under 16: £2.00 per pupil/16 -18: £6.00 per student. Outreach 2 hour session (maximum 30 children per session) £4.00 per pupil (plus travel expenses) Free Pre-Visit for Teachers You and a guest are welcome to visit the Museum free of charge to help you prepare for your visit. Please telephone in advance to book your place and ensure you are not charged. Prices are exclusive of VAT. CANCELLATIONS We require a minimum of 2 weeks notice for cancellation of sessions for payment not to be levied. BOOKINGS For bookings and enquiries contact the education team: Phone: (01833) 694602 Email: education@thebowesmuseum.org.uk Visit: thebowesmuseum.org.uk We can help you with your Artsmark journey
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