Florence Nightingale
Description
Bring history to life in your classroom with a visit from the world’s most famous nurse, Florence Nightingale. Dressed in full Victorian costume and carrying her iconic lamp, Florence will engage your pupils with fascinating stories from her life, answering their questions about her work and legacy. This interactive session allows students to learn about Florence’s incredible contributions to healthcare, the reforms she brought to nursing, and the challenges she faced during the Crimean War.
Perfect for Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2, this workshop directly supports the National Curriculum, particularly the historical studies of influential people in British history. In this engaging session, pupils will explore Florence’s early life and how her childhood experiences shaped her into a pioneering figure. If your class has already studied Florence Nightingale, this session offers an excellent opportunity for them to deepen their knowledge by asking questions and interacting with a real-life portrayal of the woman herself.
🕒 45 Minutes Minimum
👥 Suitable for KS1 and KS2
💳 £100 - Per Session
Information:
Our workshop leader will tailor the content to your pupils’ level of understanding, either providing a detailed account of Florence’s life or allowing students to guide the discussion with their own questions. It’s an exciting, immersive way to meet a historical icon and make history feel real.
This session is a unique, hands-on way to connect your students with a key figure in British history, enhancing their understanding of how individuals can shape society. Florence Nightingale’s impact on modern nursing and healthcare makes this workshop a perfect addition to your history and PSHE curriculum.
