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Our Museum Workshops are interactive, hands-on and include
practical activities for all to enjoy. We offer the following
workshops.
HISTORY TELLERS (KS1)
'Why do we remember Maud Watson?'
Take a journey back to Victorian times and meet Maud Watson,
the very first Wimbledon Ladies’ Lawn Tennis Champion
of 1884. Be inspired as she relives her triumphs with you.
Discover the pleasures and perils of playing in petticoats
and corsets!
History QCA Unit 4
VICTORIAN WIMBLEDON (KS2)
'How did life change for the people of Victorian Wimbledon
when Lawn Tennis became a hit?'
This new workshop provides children with the opportunity to
use primary historical sources including maps, census returns,
photographs and paintings to discover what Wimbledon was like
before The Championships arrived. Using replica costume children
will discover what it was like to be a Victorian tennis player,
how The Championships developed and the impact it had on the
local area. The session concludes with the whole class taking
on a character from the 1901 census to debate whether The
Championships had a positive impact on Wimbledon.
History QCA Unit 12 / Geography QCA Unit 6
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