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iNTERNATiONALSLAvERY MUSEUMKEY STAGE 1 & 2Customs contrabandFrom counterfeits tocrocodiles, discover moreabout contraband in thishandling session aboutsmuggling.KS2Max no: 30 / Duration: 60 minsSubject: Citizenship'Hooked' - drugs awarenessTake a close look at objectsthat illustrate the issuessurrounding addictivesubstances including legaland illegal drugs, alcohol andtobacco. Includes discussions,object handling and activities.KS2 (year 6 only)Subject: Citizenship, Literacy, PSHEMax no: 30 / Duration: 90 minsRummage!Learn some of the skills ofa Customs Officer andsearch for smuggled goodson board our interactiveship's cabin. Visual and auraldisability friendly.KS2Max no: 15 / Duration: 30 minsSubject: CitizenshipAlcohol awarenessThe session focuses on thenegative impact of alcoholuse on society. It aims toeducate young people andchildren about the realitiesand consequences ofirresponsible drinking usinga series of imaginativeactivities and discussion.KS2 - year 6 only.Max no: 30 / Duration: 75 minsSubject: PSHE, Citizenship,Literacy, Basic SkillsWeapons awarenessThis session engages withyounger pupils throughdiscussion, activities androle play to look at the lawrelating to weapons,potential risks of carrying aknife and possible injuries.Aims to increase selfesteem and confidence toencourage safer choices.KS2 - year 6 onlyMax no: 30 / Duration: 75 minsSubject: PSHE, Citizenship, BasicSkillsSeize the smuggler!A fun and informativesession looking at thehistory of smuggling.Join Polly, owner of‘Mother Redcap’s Inn’ anda renowned smuggler andsee if you have what ittakes to outwit theCustoms Officers. Why didsmuggling begin? Whathappened if they gotcaught? All will be revealed!Max no: 15 / Duration: 60 minsSubject: History, Citizenship,Maths, ScienceBaba’s musical storyA story about an Africanchild finding and playingAfrican musical instrumentsand listening to thedifferent sounds that theymake. The childrenparticipate with the storytelling by dressing up intraditional Africancostumes and by all joiningin to play the musicalinstruments together.KS1 & KS2Max no: 30 /Duration: 30-60 minsSubjects: Knowledge andunderstanding of the world:Creative development,Communication, Languageand Literacy24 Further information on our website at www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/learning
PRIMARY SCHOOLSKEY STAGE 2 ONLYA taste of AfricanmusicExplore and listen to thedifferent sounds thatAfrican musical instrumentsmake. Discover what partof Africa they come from,their usages and whatmaterials they are madefrom. Join in together tohear what the instrumentssound like when they areall played together. Can beadapted for differentlearning styles and abilities.KS1 & KS2Max no: 35 / Duration: 45 minsSubject: Music, History,Geography CitizenshipAfrican batikProduce your own Africaninspiredbatik to take backto school in this hands-onworkshop. Can be adaptedfor all learning abilities.KS 2Max no: 18/ Duration: 60minsSubject: ArtArt of AdinkraLearn the meaning behindAdinkra symbols andproduce your own Adinkraprints in this hands-on artworkshop.Upper KS2: Year 5 upwardsMax no: 15 / Duration: 60 minsSubject: Art and Design, History,Geography, CitizenshipEveryday life in WestAfricaA handling session usingobjects from the museumcollection looking attraditional life in WestAfrica. Students work insmall groups with teachersto explore objects andimages that tell us moreabout traditions in WestAfrican daily life. Can beadapted for all learningabilities.KS2Max no: 25 / Duration: 30 minsSubject: History, English,Citizenship, Geography, R.EUli symbolsThis hands-on workshoplooks at the meaning behindNigerian Uli symbols andhow they are used. Reproduceyour own paintedsymbols to take away.KS2Max no: 15 / Duration: 60 minsSubject: Art and Design, History,CitizenshipSee introduction page to book sessions. All our sessions are free!25
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