Experience what life was like for people living in Stone Age times by experiencing some of their daily tasks.

Participate in Earth Day and make an environmentally plant pots to grow in an outdoor space.

Experience what life was like for Henry VIII by trying out some of his favourite pastimes!

These activities encourage you to relax, unwind and look after your mind.

Inspired by Tatton Park’s Farm, this resource includes information about horses and fun activities to try in the classroom or at home.

There is evidence that Anglo Saxons lived at the site that is now known as Tatton Park. Use this resource to lean more about the types of jewellery that was made and worn from that tome period and have a go at making your own.

During World War Two, children were evacuated from big cities to farms, like Tatton Park’s Farm, for safety. This activity sheet will help you learn more about life as an evacuee during wartime.

This resource is intended to support preparation for your on site visit to Tatton Park. It is particularly useful for those children who may be anxious about attending a new venue and for whom, information and re-assurance would be beneficial. The relevant information to complete the sheet can be accessed in our familiarisation videos, which are available for free on our Youtube channel. A link to the relevant video will be emailed to you when you book your workshop.

Inspired by Tatton Park’s Farm, this resource includes information about chickens and fun activities to try in the classroom or at home.

This free self-led CPD supports teachers in how to plan and get the most from a school visit to a museum/cultural heritage venue. Written from the perspective of a learning provider, this course provides a wealth of practical advice and top tips that can be applied to planning visits at both primary and secondary level. A number of useful documents are provided in the bundle, which can be adapted for your own purposes. Please note that we recommend that the content in this course is viewed in conjunction with your school and local authority’s own regulations.

Inspired by Tatton Park’s Farm, step inside Aunt Mary’s kitchen to learn some hearty wartime recipes using rations.

Inspired by Tatton Park’s Farm, this resource includes information about sheep and fun activities to try in the classroom or at home.

Inspired by Tatton Park’s Farm, this resource includes information about cows and fun activities to try in the classroom or at home.

The Egertons’ were a rich aristocratic family and during Queen Victoria’s reign three generations of the family lived at Tatton Park. Learn more about how life was in Victorian times by participating in activities, such as, coming up with fun ways to entertain your friends and family, trying your hand at baking scones and much more!

Getting outside in the sunshine and around nature is really important for your mental wellbeing. Fresh air, exercise, and changing your surroundings for a while can help you concentrate better and feel happier. Going for a walk can make your day better, and you might be able to find some exciting things along the way! There are lots of things to look out for when you’re walking through the woods. Learn about woodland plants and animals and where to find them.

‘Tatton to the Trenches’ is a comprehensive resource pack for teachers, which supports learning about World War One and the local area. Many Tatton employees, from footmen to foresters, volunteered to fight in the trenches. Explore the experience of Tatton soldiers during the Great War. Why did they join up to fight? Where did they serve? Learn about the life of a British soldier in the trenches. What sort of jobs did they have? What did they wear and what did they eat? Find out about the medals they were given and why. Learn more about women’s contribution to the war effort and about the forgotten wartime refugees in Cheshire. This resource was made possible with kind support from the National Heritage Lottery Fund.

Inspired by Tatton Park’s Kitchen Garden, this resource includes healthy recipes using homegrown produce.

Participate in Earth Day and make an environmentally friendly home for bugs in an outdoor space.

Scarecrow Festival takes place annually at Tatton Park and is a fun event for all the family. Scarecrow making has lots of cross curricular links and makes for an engaging, fun classroom project. This resources gives you some ideas about how to make your own!

Inspired by Tatton Park’s Farm, this resource includes information about pigs and fun activities to try in the classroom or at home.