English, Drama & Performing Arts UK

Charles Dickens' London

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Suitable for Secondary Schools, Primary Schools

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Overview

Number 48 Doughty Street was an important place in Charles Dickens' life. Two of his daughters were born here and some of Dickens' best-loved novels were written here, including Oliver Twist and Nicholas Nickleby.

The Museum was opened in 1925 and has become the home of the world's finest Dickens-related collection.

With educational workshops on offer for all Key Stages, this is an ideal way to bring Dickensian London to life for your students.

Our Suggested Itinerary

Day 1

Morning

Depart school and travel to London.

Explore the house where Charles Dickens lived! Here, students with learn about Dickens' life, times and writings through the museum's many resources. There's a variety of different visits on offer here, and the activities can be tailored to suit Key Stages 1-4, through to A Level. Let us know if you'd like to include a workshop or educational session and we'll suggest the most appropriate option for your group.

Afternoon

Take part in a walk through the evocative streets of old London, with a guided Dickensian London walking tour. The walk includes sample readings of Dickens' works and a visit to this favourite tavern.

Journey back to school.