Take a look at our events diary below
You can book and pay for Miss Sophie’s days out below through our secure online booking system. You can also take a look and book events in the coming months.
You can book and pay for Miss Sophie’s days out below through our secure online booking system. You can also take a look and book events in the coming months.
Monday 22nd October
Taking a trip along to the Museum of London Docklands and stepping back in time to doscover what we can learn from the remains of people and possessions left in London over the years.
What can we learn about a person from their bones? We will recreate a Roman Londoner based on the clues left behind in their skeletons. Was your Roman Londoner a wealthy merchant, farmer, slave or Roman soldier? You will get to decide in this interactive crafts session and come away with facts about life as a Roman in London all those many years ago.
Tuesday 23rd October
A literacy themed day as we explore one of our favourite authors, Julia Donaldson.
Creep into a magical world of forests, miniature houses, dragons and other creatures. Can you spot The Gruffalo? Can you Squash and Squeeze around a life-sized cow? What’s that flying overhead, could it be Zog? Be The Smartest Giant in Town, climb through The Highway Rat’s cave, rock hop through the Monkey Puzzle jungle, discover the underwater worlds of Tiddler and The Snail and the Whale and take your seat for the ride of your life with The Room on the Broom.
At the Story Centre our favourite books will come alive as we explore the art of rhyme, story telling and even attempt our own rhymes and stories. We will also explore the imaginative playground and understand what it takes to be a great story teller. A day of Literacy, arts, crafts and play!
Wednesday 24th October
Join us this half term for crafty Halloween events at the Ragged Museum. Concoct potions, hunt for ghosts and help us to solve mysteries all with a Victorian twist. Learn what life was like as a student during Victorian times whilst enjoying the Halloween shenanigans at the ‘ghoul’ museum.