AQA History: GCSE Study Session

An introduction or revision session where students attend an interactive lecture and a guided tour of the theatre focusing on AQA* GCSE History exam requirements.

Information for your visit

All workshops can be tailored to cater for a range of Special Educational Needs and requirements. Detailed information can be found in our FAQs.

Please also read our FAQs for site specific information (directions, on-site food and beverage provisions etc)

Please note that English Lively Action Workshops can be added to the end of the GCSE History Study Day if you have students who would benefit from sessions in both subjects.

Contact us
 +44 (0)207 902 1433

Location and costs

At the Globe

In your school
£9 per student (UK only – please see our International prices here).
Maximum of 35 students.
We can take multiple classes simultaneously. Minimum charge of £165 for fewer than 19 pupils.One free teacher place available for every ten students.
Additional adults charged at student rate.
All one-to-one support staff for pupils with SEND will be admitted for free.

One session (up to 90 minutes): £350

Two sessions (up to 3 hours): £550

We suggest a maximum of 60 students per session.

Outside the M25 travel and accommodation (where applicable) costs will be added

 

CONTACT US BOOK AT THE GLOBE BOOK IN YOUR SCHOOL

Key activities

  • Interactive lecture focused on Elizabethan theatre and the construction of the Globe Theatre
  • Guided visit linking the site to analysis of key sources relating to Q1 of the Elizabethan England paper.
  • Source booklet for each student to use for revision.

Curriculum links

AQA: Paper 2: Shaping the nation, Section B: British depth studies including the historic environment: BC Elizabethan England, c1568–1603

Can also be used to support:

  • Eduqas: Component 1: Studies in Depth: 1B. THE ELIZABETHAN AGE, 1558-1603
  • Pearson/Edexcel: British Depth Studies: Option B4: Early Elizabethan England, 1558–88 (Key topic 3: Elizabethan society in the Age of Exploration, 1558–88)

Dates and times

Three available time slots:

10.00am – 11.30am
11.00am – 12.30pm
12.00 noon – 1.30pm

Study Days are run throughout the year.