The children learned lots about Pirates, and have produced some lovely writing and creative work, which is on display in School
Year 3, Teacher, Burradon Primary School
Thank you for such an enjoyable visit. We all had a fantastic day and very much enjoyed learning about Pirates. We are sure the next class will have as much fun with you next year, as we had.
Year 2, Teachers, Shincliffe CE Primary School
Just wanted to say a huge thank you for yesterday!!!!!We all absolutely loved it, the kids were so excited all day, it really completed their learning on Pirates.I hope you had a safe journey back,
Many thanks,
Dimitra, Class 3 and Class 4 J
Preston Primary School
Canterbury
The Captain has had lots of positive feedback and glowing testimonials, for his work with the many thousands of schoolchildren who have visited St Mary’s Island in the last five years, from all over the world, but mainly the North-East.
As my reputation has grown, many schools throughout the country have requested a visit by me. This has proved very successful, and a typical visit would involve storytelling,games and activities on a theme of your choice.
I offer a Pirate Workshop, lighthouse keeper training module, where I get the children role playing some of the duties of a keeper, and develop a Q&A session, on local lighthouses.
I also offer the module, Going to the seaside (past & present).
Other poular workshops are Mr Grinling and The Lighthouse Keepers Stories.
Jack and the Beanstalk and Alice in Wonderland where I appear as the Mad Hatter.
All my work involves the Captain inspiring, and enthusing your Pupils and in most cases the staff too!
ATTENTION SCHOOLS!
Why not invite the Captain to accompany your School Trip,
He will use his special kind of magic to enhance your pupils out of School experience. Many Schools used his expertise over the last couple of years and his diary is already filling for 2018.
Pirate Workshop
A fun workshop for Key Stage One or Two.
Learning about pirates is great fun, this school workshop encompasses the exploration of historical facts and fiction surrounding pirates.
The children’s imaginations will be stimulated by the day and the stories plus they can put their creativity into action by making artefacts. The workshop provides links to literacy and numeracy and aims to enhance both listening and speaking skills as required.
The Captain can take School Assembly where he will introduce himself and why he is visiting as well as telling a short story
Ideal for any Primary School
Areas covered
PIRATE FACTS
What is a pirate ?
Where did they live ?
What did they eat?
Who were the most notorious pirates?
What kind of people were they ?
What was it like to be a pirate ?
Life onboard ship.
Pieces of eight.
PIRATE ACTIVITIES
Walk the Plank.
Nautical knots.
Talk like a Pirate.
Make your own Treasure Map.
Then use it to follow the clues to find the Treasure.
Write your own secret message.
What would you put into your own Treasure Chest?
PIRATE STORIES
Exciting short stories of pirate exploits told in the oral
tradition. Tales of shipwrecks and adventure on the high
seas.
PIRATE SONGS & SEA SHANTIES
sung together.
Overview/Links to National
Curriculum
History-Famous Pirates – Grace O’Malley, Blackbeard,
Trading
Literacy
Stories, Speaking & Listening, Drama
Numeracy
Money, Fractions (pieces of eight)
Art
Colour & Drawing a map
Geography
Map Reading, Trading
Science
Floating & sinking (shipwrecks) Healthy eating.
I can bring my workshops to Schools in Durham, Whitley Bay, Newcastle, Chester-le-street, Consett, Gatehead, Sunderland, Middlesbrough, Darlington, in fact anywhere in the Country.
The Captain has already visited Schools in Kent, Gloucestershire, Birmingham, Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Scotland
Sessions can be booked by the half day or full day.
For booking please telephone 0191-6602136/07576832838 E-Mail s_skelton@sky.com or use the link on the home page.
Year 3, Teacher, Burradon Primary School
Thank you for such an enjoyable visit. We all had a fantastic day and very much enjoyed learning about Pirates. We are sure the next class will have as much fun with you next year, as we had.
Year 2, Teachers, Shincliffe CE Primary School
Just wanted to say a huge thank you for yesterday!!!!!We all absolutely loved it, the kids were so excited all day, it really completed their learning on Pirates.I hope you had a safe journey back,
Many thanks,
Dimitra, Class 3 and Class 4 J
Preston Primary School
Canterbury
The Captain has had lots of positive feedback and glowing testimonials, for his work with the many thousands of schoolchildren who have visited St Mary’s Island in the last five years, from all over the world, but mainly the North-East.
As my reputation has grown, many schools throughout the country have requested a visit by me. This has proved very successful, and a typical visit would involve storytelling,games and activities on a theme of your choice.
I offer a Pirate Workshop, lighthouse keeper training module, where I get the children role playing some of the duties of a keeper, and develop a Q&A session, on local lighthouses.
I also offer the module, Going to the seaside (past & present).
Other poular workshops are Mr Grinling and The Lighthouse Keepers Stories.
Jack and the Beanstalk and Alice in Wonderland where I appear as the Mad Hatter.
All my work involves the Captain inspiring, and enthusing your Pupils and in most cases the staff too!
ATTENTION SCHOOLS!
Why not invite the Captain to accompany your School Trip,
He will use his special kind of magic to enhance your pupils out of School experience. Many Schools used his expertise over the last couple of years and his diary is already filling for 2018.
Pirate Workshop
A fun workshop for Key Stage One or Two.
Learning about pirates is great fun, this school workshop encompasses the exploration of historical facts and fiction surrounding pirates.
The children’s imaginations will be stimulated by the day and the stories plus they can put their creativity into action by making artefacts. The workshop provides links to literacy and numeracy and aims to enhance both listening and speaking skills as required.
The Captain can take School Assembly where he will introduce himself and why he is visiting as well as telling a short story
Ideal for any Primary School
Areas covered
PIRATE FACTS
What is a pirate ?
Where did they live ?
What did they eat?
Who were the most notorious pirates?
What kind of people were they ?
What was it like to be a pirate ?
Life onboard ship.
Pieces of eight.
PIRATE ACTIVITIES
Walk the Plank.
Nautical knots.
Talk like a Pirate.
Make your own Treasure Map.
Then use it to follow the clues to find the Treasure.
Write your own secret message.
What would you put into your own Treasure Chest?
PIRATE STORIES
Exciting short stories of pirate exploits told in the oral
tradition. Tales of shipwrecks and adventure on the high
seas.
PIRATE SONGS & SEA SHANTIES
sung together.
Overview/Links to National
Curriculum
History-Famous Pirates – Grace O’Malley, Blackbeard,
Trading
Literacy
Stories, Speaking & Listening, Drama
Numeracy
Money, Fractions (pieces of eight)
Art
Colour & Drawing a map
Geography
Map Reading, Trading
Science
Floating & sinking (shipwrecks) Healthy eating.
I can bring my workshops to Schools in Durham, Whitley Bay, Newcastle, Chester-le-street, Consett, Gatehead, Sunderland, Middlesbrough, Darlington, in fact anywhere in the Country.
The Captain has already visited Schools in Kent, Gloucestershire, Birmingham, Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Scotland
Sessions can be booked by the half day or full day.
For booking please telephone 0191-6602136/07576832838 E-Mail s_skelton@sky.com or use the link on the home page.
