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Educational Approaches and planning a school visit

The attached shows how studies based on Tupholme Abbey provide a wide range of opportunities across the curriculum and at all Key Stages. Its medieval origins, its physical form, its continuing history after the Reformation, its rural setting and natural environment can all be used as a basis for both classroom based and site based activities. Site based activities are marked with a bus symbol.

It also contains information to help you plan an educational visit to Tupholme Abbey. If you need any additional details please contact Heritage Lincolnshire.

Telephone: 01529 461499
Email: info@lincsheritage.org

What happened to Tupholme Abbey after the Reformation? | The break with the Catholic Church | What did Tupholme Abbey look like? | The importance of religion - Daily life at Tupholme Abbey | Computer-generated animation of Tupholme Abbey

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The Witham Shield, found in the River Witham at Washingborough in 1826, is a masterpiece of British Iron Age art. The shield is returning to Lincoln for a brief visit in this British Museum Spotlight Loan exhibition, which will explore the history, manufacture, design and craftsmanship of this icon of prehistoric Lincolnshire.

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