A small selection of the feedback received:

' Very good and appropriate. Interesting, relevant, presented superbly. Wonderful ! the interactive nature inspired the learning and the pupils agreed ! The pupils loved the intercative nature of the air raid shelter - even go them a little scared - and great enjoyment form dancing and singing, thus learning how people kept themselves entertained '
on the WW2 Show - Leighanne Wheawall - Seven Oaks Primary School

' I really liked the bit when we went into the shelter. It was so cool! I also liked learning to dance and thought it funny that pets had gas mask too! I had a great time!!!'

' Thankyou for the WW II performance, it was very realistic and enjoyable. The sound effects were brilliant and the 1940's dancing was very interesting.
The Blitz air raid was very interactive '
on the WW2 Show - Pupils - Hurtspierpoint College

' A fantastic way of engaging the children in this topic. Well presented with excellent props and delivered in a real child-friendly, child-speak way - they were all participating and totally engaged, with a great deal of audience participation in the varierty of songs,
activities and story-telling '
on the Ancient Egyptians Show - Mrs.V.Hunt - Seven Oaks Primary School

' Super ! Perfect for reception children. I was surprised that they sat still for so long. It was
 relaxed but focused ! Children dressing up was great, and all children involved in making voices. Worked really well - reinforcing alot of what we'd done ourselves in class '
on Goldlilocks & Jack and the Beanstalk - Karen Russsell - Cradle Hill Primary School, Seaford

' Thank you for coming to our school, we all really enjoyed it and didn't want it to end. When you dressed people up you were really funny, and we all learnt something new. It was great, and thank you again for coming, and hope you defeat the Saxons! '

' We really enjoyed the workshop and the Viking props you used. The first bit when we were walking in and we saw things we had never seen before, and the music was on, and then you jumped out really scared me and my friends! We learnt something new and interesting
and we really found it hilarious. Thank you for coming in '
on the Vikings Show - Pupils - Southgate Primary School, Crawley

' Really enjoyed the hands-on aspect of it, in particular the dancing and jousting. The children were riveted ! Alot of information was fed through in a really interesting way. Great questions were asked to the children and it was a great intro to the topic ' on the Tudors Explorers Show - Gemma Jones - Orchards Middle School, Worthing


' Excellent content with just the right level of detail. The engagement with the kids was really good - they were throroughly hooked. Good mix of humour, drama and historical detail. The performance brought to life the leading characters and will help us gain a better understanding of events, motives and reactions. Excellent. '
on the Guy Fawkes Show - Richard Thomson - St. Luke's Infant School, Brighton

' Good cross-curricular links, complimented by fun and humour. Good entertainment for the teachers and children alike. The children particularly enjoyed being able to join in as members of the crew. They loved the suspense when maiting to meet the next pirate - I don't think they realised there was only one actor. The children were engaged and enthused throughout.  A great performance, encouraging an infectious enthusiasm for this topic in a creative and stimultaing way '
on the Pirates Show - Gemma Hayward - St' John Meads CE Primary School, Eastbourne

' A thoroughly enjoyable show. Good balance between fun/hands on and enhancing learning. Fitted in with our units of work, a good summary of the topics and worked covered. Overall my opinion was that it was excellent ' on the Knights & Castles Show - Mrs Martin - St. Cecilia's Catholic School, Sutton

' Very funny and energetic, keeping the children engaged. Interesting for the children and at their level '
on the Vikings Show - Hayley West - Southgate Primary School, Crawley

' Great to have children joining in, with great uses of voice and lovely costumes. It was funny but the children were not got beyond control. Well paced and at the right level. It was perfect '
on Rapunzel Show - Sarah Harradence - The Hill Primary School, Reading

' Excellent, Children were kept focused all the time, with much detail remembered by the children the following day, re-telling in their own words as part of their Literacy lesson. Well pitched at the age range '
on the Anglo-Saxons Show - Alison Windle - Westbourne House School, Chichester

' A superby stimulating performance! Our children were captivated form the start to finish,
bringing the Great Fire of London to life. The energy of Samuel Pepys made the story so real for the children with excellent humour that our children could understand. We have had the
best writing we have ever had thanks to an excellent stimulus '
- on Samuel Pepys Show - Rosemary Rogers - Locks Heath Infants School, Southampton

' On Wednesday, 30th January, Year 6 was involved in a WWII workshop. The purpose of this workshop was to bring to life the history topic that the Year 6 children have been studying. In my opinion, I think that the man presenting the show made it realistic and I liked the way he interacted and included the audience.

At the beginning of the show, none of the children really knew what to expect when all of a sudden, an air-raid siren went off and smoke started filling the room. The presenter then appeared dressed in a warden's uniform, blowing his whistle and telling everyone to move. We all started running and were bundled inside a small pen made of benches. Very realistic sounds were played on a radio making crashing noises. He then told us that it was a false alarm and introduced himself as 'Joseph'. We went back to sit down and when settled, he began to explain that he was an Air-Raid Warden. I found it all very informative as much of it hadn't yet been taught in our history lessons yet.

I think that the workshop was brilliant as we were allowed to dress up at appropriate times; he taught us songs, marching and also some 1940s dancing.

Once again, the air-raid siren went off and this time, two children who had been called up to the front (and were now dressed as Air-Raid Wardens, themselves) were hurrying us all into the small, makeshift bomb shelter. After that was over, we were shown a small amount of food that would have been an adult's rations for a week! We were then shown and told about a ration book, which was needed to buy food.

The presenter then left for a moment only to reappear minutes later dressed as a Home Guard soldier. Everybody was then informed about the Home Guard which turned out to be just as interesting. To finish, we were taught a great dance which people enjoyed!

I would definitely recommend the workshop to other people as I think it was fun, informative & appropriate for our age group. I would give the show nine out of ten! '
on WW2 Show - Pupil -  Seven Oaks Primary School