St Ives Archive Museum School Resources
Address:
Upper Parish Rooms, St Andrews Street, St Ives TR26 1AH
Opening Times:
Tuesday - Friday 10.00 - 4.00
Contact Person:
Janet Axten or Liz Finlayson, 01736 796408, archive@stivestrust.co.uk
Website:
www.stivestrust.co.uk
Introduction:
The Archive Centre holds written information (newspapers, correspondence, maps, documents, programmes, books etc.) and a large collection of photographs on all aspects of the history of St Ives and its surrounding area, which is available to people of all ages. It is a charitable organization and is run by a team of volunteers.
What We Offer
Self-guided visit | Facilitated | Outreach | Loan Box | Pre or post | Worksheets | Teachers' | Pre-visit for |
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Details:
The Big Book of Seaside Holidays | Loan box and big book | KS1 |
Literacy
| Loans last for a 2 week period. A CD of the Big Book is included and is the school's to keep. |
Tours of St Ives harbour and the Lifeboat House | This is a tour around the harbour area and is available on request | KS2 | History | This tour compares the past with the present (in particular the fishing industry compared to the town as a tourist destination) using old photographs. Please contact Janet Axten for further details. |
Details:
The Big Book of Seaside Holidays includes artefacts, large laminated photographs and an illustrated big book that tells the story of a ‘joanie' who adopts a family that visits the same seaside town over three generations. This resource includes many Cornish traditions that other generic materials do not, and will add flavour to your lessons.
Additional Information
Maximum no. for group visit | Number of children per | Risk Assessment | Times | Other |
30 | 7 to 11yrs - 8:1 | Archive staff will assist teachers | Tues to Fri | This service is under development - please contact Janet if interested. |
