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Overview

Mary Seacole was an amazing lady but why is she so worthy of being one of the most famous historical figures? This course seeks to give teachers an over view of her life and achievements. In many senses Mary Seacole was a a lady beyond her time and discussion explores why she was so strongly disapproved of.  The theoretical discussion is followed by looking at ways to develop creative classroom activities that promote and reinforce children's historical understanding.

Course outline

• Introduction
• Overview of Mary Seacole's life
• Exploration of expected social values of the time
• Doctoress versus Nurse,
• Sorry Not Today,
• A Jolly Good Fellow
• Roundup – why should Mary Seacole be held in such high esteem
• Questions

Intended Audience

Class teachers, NQTs and coordinators for History, DT and Science.

Dates available

30/03/06 Salisbury, half day that can be twinned with Florence Nightingale
04/07/06 Romsey, half day that can be twinned with Florence Nightingale

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