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Education - Primary school visits

Alternative primary projects and visits.

Educational service

Please note: that due to Health and Safety regulations children under the age of 11 are not allowed onto the factory.

The Worcester Porcelain Museum and Royal Worcester's visitor centre offer an excellent alternative where children can follow a fascinating facts tour, listen to extracts from an audio tour, paint their own biscuit plate and compare life and production from 1751 to the present day.

Primary Projects with Cross Curricular Links

  • A. Reception - Teddy Bears Picnic
  • B. Year One - Link with QCA Art Unit Investigating Materials 1B
  • C. Year Three - Link with QCA Art unit 3B Investigating patterns.
  • D. Year Five - Victorian project with History QCA scheme of work.
  • E. An example of a curriculum-linked project
  • F. Prices

Reception

Teddy Bears Picnic

  • Paint a teddy design on a biscuit fire plate and use it (covered in cling film) for the teddy bears picnic.*

See Royal Worcester - Visitor Centre for details of 'Paint a Plate'

Year One

Link with QCA Art Unit Investigating Materials 1B.

  • Looking at the raw materials a plate is made from and how casts are made for the production of porcelain.

See Royal Worcester - Visitor Centre for details of 'Paint a Plate'

Year Three

Link with QCA Art unit 3B Investigating patterns.

  • Sketching in the museum and visitors centre, patterns from the porcelain.

Year Five

Victorian project with History QCA scheme of work.

  • A study of working conditions in the factory and the lives of the children at that time, supported by a guided tour of the visitor centre and museum and teacher copies of archive information i.e. the Chamberlain Rules & Regulations and excerpts from employment records:

Prices

School Year Project Title Cost per child £
A Reception Teddy Bears Picnic 4.00
B Year One Lind with QCA Art Unit, investigating Materials 1B 2.50
C Year Three Link with QCA Art unit 3B Investigating Patterns 2.50
D Year Five Victorian project with History QCA scheme of work 3.00
All Ages Plate Painting 4.00

Download Year 4 Education Scheme | Download Year 4 Design Booklet

For further details please write to:

Amanda Savidge
Worcester Porcelain Museum
Severn Street
Worcester
WR1 2NE

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Small is beautifulThe smallest vase ever made at Worcester was made for Queen Mary's Dolls House and measures only 3cm high, a prototype can be seen in the Worcester Porcelain Museum.
The smallest vase ever made at Worcester was made for Queen Mary's Dolls House and measures only 3cm high, a prototype can be seen in the Worcester Porcelain Museum.
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