This
exhibition has been visiting schools for over 20 years. If you
would like discuss having it visit your school or would like to
know more please contact: Francis Email 0795 1866 124 |
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The
Man who
changed the world RE exhibition Haven't seen the clip? Click below: (3:52 mins) |
What
schools
have told us....
"Thank you again for the Man Who Changed the World - I thought it was Fab and the children enjoyed it." June 2016 |
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Schools that have taken up the exhibition:
Barford
School
Blue Coat Prep. Edgbaston Bournville Junior Broadmeadow Junior Brownmead Pimary Christ Church C of E City Road Primary Fairway Primary Academy Glenmead Primary Great Barr Primary Greenholm Primary Grendon Primary School Hawkesley Church Primary Heathlands Primary Kings Norton Primary Lightwoods Junior, Warley Moor Green Primary Northfield Manor Junior Park Hill Primary Pheasey Park Farm Primary Primrose Hill Community Primary Quinton Church Primary Springfield Primary St Albans Catholic Primary St Bernadettes Catholic Primary St Dunstans Catholic Primary St Francis CE Primary St George's CE Newtown St Judes Catholic Primary St Laurence Junior St Margarets Primary, Gt Barr St Martin de Porres Primary St Pauls Catholic Primary St Thomas CE Primary The Oaks Primary Woodview Primary Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic
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Intro..... The
exhibition known as the “Life
and Times of Christ” was put together by Christians at
Details - The exhibition consists of five sections at which each Key Stage 2 Class spends an average of 10 minutes. At the end they complete a worksheet of 16 questions which is marked during time at the school and returned to them. As a parting gift they receive a gospel of Luke plus a take home worksheet in which there are quizzes and puzzles (answers being on the back page!) The five exhibition sections are as follows: 1. Jewish Artefacts and model of first century Synagogue. Among the 12 artefacts many still used in Judaism today are explained to the children. The next few sectors each consist of 6 boards on staging. They are 900 cm x 600 cm with bold and bright visual aids. 2.
The first of three is
illustrating the cultural background: Maps,
model of a house, details of jobs, village life, and sights and
sounds of 3. The second picks up on the Bible narrative of Jesus' birth; choosing of his disciples, and his early ministry around Galilee. 4. The next section reflects what Jesus taught; a selection of parables, Jesus’ “I am” saying and the events leading up to Good Friday. 5. The fifth and final section deals with the elements of Easter Sunday and the start of the early church. The exhibition concludes with reference to ongoing work of 21st Century Christian organisations. Many of the Key features of the exhibition reflect themes from the Birmingham Agreed RE Syllabus for Key stages 1 and 2. Age range - Primarily
designed for Key Stage 2 classes years 3-6 for a duration
of 75 minutes each. Setup requirements -
Normally the set up would take place the evening before ready
for an early start if (and it usually is) required. The
Exhibition stands once assembled can be conveniently moved to
the side should the hall been needed ffor another activity or to
make space for lunch. The
exhibition is run by a team of presenters and in all but a few circumstances
would be five people.
Each presenter has an up to date enhanced CRB which the school
can see on our arrival.
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“Every child and staff member spoke highly of their experience. The resources and display you have are excellent quality.” “A thoroughly enjoyable time was had by my group. They were kept interested and motivated the whole session and learnt a great deal.” “Great exhibition, children thoroughly enjoyed it. It was pitched at the right level to allow the children to get the most out of it.” An exciting change to R.E., which got all the children involved and everyone worked hard to learn something.” “Both staff and pupils have commented on the high standard of your resources, your excellent presenter’s skills and knowledge of the Bible.” “Staff and pupils alike thoroughly enjoyed their session and found the exhibition interesting, well organised and quite suitable for the pupils.” “Pupils very much enjoyed working with the team, as no doubt you could tell from their enthusiasm and the fact they sat quietly and listened.” “The children gained tremendously from the experience and I know that our Year 6 pupils were particularly impressed – because it fitted in so well with the R.E. work they are currently undertaking.” Thank you so much for this morning it really did seem to go very well. Lots of people commented on how good it looked. Very much look forward to next term and we are planning of making a weeks focus around what you do.
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