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Explore a Tudor prison and prisoners' graffiti with this immersive 360° tour. Perfect for primary aged students and supporting Crime and Punishment or Tudor England studies.
Explore religion, power, and conflict in Tudor England through this immersive 360° virtual tour of the Tower of London, focusing on the Beauchamp Tower, its prisoners, and their graffiti. Perfect for KS3.
This video introduces the key events of the English Reformation and shines a light on Anne Boleyn’s impact and legacy.
Download an editable Tudor Kings and Queens Family Tree for Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3, Key Stage 4 and Key Stage 5. Use key facts, activities and historic sources to explore King Henry VIII, his queens and his children.
This story Elizabeth Tudor focuses on the events of Elizabeth I’s childhood before she became queen, including the loss of her mother at the age of two. Wordless Stories are completely text-free, illustrated narratives created for young people aged 12–19.
Step into the role of advisors and respond to the currency troubles facing England.
In this episode, students will discover the key features of a Norman castle including arch shaped windows, crenellations and indoor toilets! They'll also discover what happened in 1066 and why there are so many Norman castles across the UK.
This graph reveals how many prisoners were held at the Tower of London during the reigns of Henry VIII, Edward VI, Mary I and Elizabeth I.
In this episode, students learn to spot key Georgian building features such as symmetry, columns and domes. They’ll also discover more about how the ancient Greeks and Romans inspired Georgian builders.