The Tea Party – Refreshing the Curriculum
Within the People’s Heritage Co-operative we are passionate about delivering exciting, creative and enlightening heritage projects to make history come
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Paganel School
A career in Heritage
Making the connections – relating Archives to school life at Paganel Primary School So many people ask me; what can
Read MoreDesert Island Archive
Exploring Archives of photosfrom 2011 at Paganel School Imagine you were to leave three items for future generations to use
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In Soldiers’ Footsteps: Commemorating WW1 and the Somme
Often individual stories, especially in regards to the First World War, are lost when commemorating a big and significant part
Read MoreWorking hard 100 years on
Graduates leaving the ceremony Last week I was invited by Baron Bilimoria of Chelsea, in full ceremonial dress as chancellor
Read MoreFavourite thing in archive? An archivist
The young archivist team at Paganel Archives We’ve been asked to blog about our favourite things in Archives for explore your
Read MoreWide Eyed with Archives
Every time I wander through an archive store I get the same thrill from what is around me – a
Read MoreMeeting the heritage people
The first HeritageMeet was well attended (16 people), filling the back room of Kitchen Garden Cafe, who kindly let us
Read MoreRescue! History and Climate Change
Rescue!History – not, as you might think, a group attempting to rescue History, but historians (mostly) who want to help
Read MoreUncovering Birmingham WW1 history with Paganel School
Looking at World War 1 Memorials at Lodge Hill Cemetery Dr Nicola Gauld writes: Paganel Primary School is unique in
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