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Frequently Asked Questions
Wondering how to make a booking, what we need for the day and whether we come to your area? You are not alone — we are happy to answer some of your most frequently asked questions. What do you need for the day? How many staff will you bring? Why do you need so many adults on the...
We Are Hiring For 2020-21!
We are expanding our teaching staff at Off the Page, and we have openings in both Cambridge and Hemel Hempstead for full-time teachers. If you are passionate about history, love teaching in a creative way and are prepared to travel, you may be the person we are looking for. Founded in...
We Respect Your Privacy
Your privacy is important to us. When you contact us, we want you to feel confident that we will: use the information you give us ONLY to serve you, not give or sell your data to anyone else, and not bombard you with marketing. Find full details about how we gather, use and safeguard...
What to Wear, What to Wear…
As part of our Off the Page workshops, we place great emphasis on setting the scene for the day. Placing the children in costumes plays a large part in that effort. We pack our history days with drama and role-play, and wearing costumes helps the children get into character. Their costumes need...
Romans In Iron Age Britain
Looking for an immersive workshop about the Iron Age? Off the Page may have what you are looking for — with a little imagination. The Iron Age in Britain lasted from roughly 800 BC to 100 AD. The problem with this era, from a narrative point of view, is that it is prehistory. Everything we...
Meet Our New Teachers
Off the Page is delighted to welcome Ian Agnew and Patrick Nielsen to our teaching staff. Ian joins us from Abbey Meadows Primary School in Cambridge, where he was known for the imaginative ways he engaged his pupils. One class created an immersive Viking museum where the children created...
New Year, New Website
Welcome to our new website. We have updated our look – our goal is to make our offerings as easy to find (and easy to understand) as possible for you. This website is a work in progress, and we hope it never becomes stagnant. This is in large part because we do not want our school workshops to...