This course combines art history, creative projects, and role-play.
By bringing different activities together around one theme, it offers a natural, engaging, and joyful way to learn.
Each journey fully immerses children in a historical period, bringing the past to life through imagination and creativity.

This course is a series of time-travelling adventures through different historical periods.
We’ve explored Prehistoric Times, Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia and Ancient Rome — next stop: Early Imperial China (from 16 June).

Each journey includes 5-6 sessions with map work, time machine play, art, costume-making, and role-play.

Each session begins with looking at images and introducing a role-play story.
Children then create an art project inspired by the theme.
After that, they explore the world through gently guided, open-ended imaginative play.

Our next journey is designed to last 5 sessions, adapting to the pace and interests of the children.
We’ll explore main art forms in Early Imperial China - calligraphy, strategy, painting, terracotta and architecture. We'll be learning about fashion, religion and everyday life through creative projects and role-play.
Children will paint, sculpt, create costumes, make collages and play one of the earliest strategy games in history.

Wear comfortable clothes that can get messy.
Bring socks or indoor shoes, a small snack, and your sketchbook (provided at your first class).
Apples and biscuits are available with parental approval.