Content
| Duration |
45 minutes |
| Maximum numbers |
15 |
| Session Leaders |
Museum volunteers |
| Key Stage 1,2,3,
and 4 |
|
Bayleaf Farmhouse -
a typical Wealden house. After an exploration of the furnished
house, the importance of the wool trade in the region's economy will be
covered. There will be an opportunity to try carding and spinning and to
see the clothing that the cloth was turned into. The types and qualities
of woollen material and its importance will be discussed. Students may
try on the clothing !
Health and Safety Note
Please note that un-washed sheep fleece will be handled
during the session and therefore children will be advised to wash their
hands immediately using anti-bacterial soap provided in wash rooms.
Please give a copy of this page to each group leader, and
make them aware of the need for observing the safety issues outlined on the
Information for Group Leaders.
Museum Risk Assessment
Advice and Assistance
The Education Officer is
available to help teachers to plan their visit and offer advice about the
content of the workshop.
Bookings
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