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"Thank you for a fantastic workshop! The children were engaged, focused and engrossed in all the learning and enriching activities that you arranged."

E Wright, Horizon Primary Academy, Kent



"Brilliant organisation!

Wonderful that children have some memorabillia to take home."

C Burridge, Great Doddington Primary School 


Excellent activities - children all on task all day - a good all round experience.

Thank you so much!'

A Webzell, Horton Kirby PS


"In over 10 years of teaching this was the best I've ever seen, especially for such a reasonable price. All staff and children had fun and learnt loads."

M Comell & T Daly, Northborough Junior School


"We all thought it was fantastic! Children were engaged the whole day. Children who wouldn't normally participate participated and enjoyed it thorougly!'

K Willett, St Andrew's 

CE Primary School


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Viking workshop for primary schools ks1 ks2 Battle Drill

"A wonderfully interactive and immersive workshop. The children learned masses without even being aware of learning. Extremely well organised and all the children were fully focused and involved throughout. Choosing a 'favourite bit' was almost impossible as they enjoyed all of it."

R Knight, Dulwich Preparatory School, Cranbook.

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Viking Training - Level 1

*Raiding

*Settling


*Dark Age Crafts


*Norse myths & storytelling

*The Thing

 

*Battle Drill


Dark Age Settlement

From spinning & weaving to artefact identification - a carousel of hands-on activities designed to test your trainees' ability to survive in the Dark Ages.

We carry Public liability insurance and all of our members hold enhanced CRB checks.


Please contact us for more details, or click here to download copies of our policies and risk assessments etc.

Why were the Vikings so feared?

Why did they battle with the Anglo Saxons - and who won?

Why do we still remember the Battle of Hastings?

What legacy did the Dark Age people leave behind?

Why are they still mportant to us today?

 

Amulet Making

Dark Age jewellery was not just made to look pretty - it could also be used as a token of good luck. Every trainee goes home with a leather or pewter pendant that they have crafted themselves.

Viking workshop for primary schools ks1 ks2 with souvenir
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Dark Age Settlement

From grinding grain to Dark Age Medicine, a carousel of authentic ancient activities to keep your young Vikings busy.  Completely interactive, sometimes messy and loads of fun!  Includes our Dark Age Table of Wonders with plenty of original artefacts to handle.

Battle Drill

A loud and feisty  finale to remember!

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