Historyworks

The Senses of Stourbridge Fair 07.06.2017 1:02 ↓

Piece written and performed by St Philip's Pupils

There Was a Gargoyle 07.06.2017 0:55 ↓

Piece written and performed by St Philip's Pupils

A Day at The Fitz 07.06.2017 0:40 ↓

Piece written and performed by Morley Pupils

As Time Goes By 07.06.2017 1:00 ↓

Piece written and performed by Morley Pupils

Going, Going, Gone 07.06.2017 0:57 ↓

Piece written and performed by Morley Pupils

The Cambridge Lions 07.06.2017 0:30 ↓

Piece written and performed by Morley Pupils

The Lions Can 07.06.2017 0:46 ↓

Piece written and performed by Morley Pupils

The Lion's Life 07.06.2017 1:13 ↓

Piece written and performed by Morley Pupils

The Listening Lions 07.06.2017 0:46 ↓

Piece written and performed by Morley Pupils

The Watchful Lions 07.06.2017 0:36 ↓

Piece written and performed by Morley Pupils

Windmill Windmill 07.06.2017 0:34 ↓

Piece written and performed by St Luke's Y5 Pupils

When Can I Sleep 07.06.2017 0:58 ↓

Piece written and performed by St Luke's Y5 Pupils

The French's Farm 07.06.2017 0:43 ↓

Piece written and performed by St Luke's Y5 Pupils

French's Flour 07.06.2017 0:19 ↓

Piece written and performed by St Luke's Y5 Pupils

Chesterton Mills 07.06.2017 2:12 ↓

Piece written and performed by St Luke's Y5 Pupils

Old Michael French 07.06.2017 1:12 ↓

Song written and performed by St Luke's Y5 Pupils

The Cambridge Navvies by Patrick Olsen 2017 22.05.2017 1:21 ↓

The Cambridge Navvies by Patrick Olsen 2017 The /Nav-vies were men who / made the can-als for / twelve hours a day they’d / sweat with their pals movin’ / twenty tonnes of earth in a / barrow up a plank… and / leavin’ it all at the /top of the bank. The navvies were men who / laid the train tracks / Cutting through hills with a / pick and an axe. / Lay-in’ the ties… / covered them with stones. Sun...