Through the story of the Manningham Mill Strike of 1890-1891, learners will find out all about life in Bradford at the end of the nineteenth century.

Set against a harsh background of poor living conditions and the toil of live in mills, a true tale of working-class solidarity and resistance flourishes, led by Manningham’s radical women.

This pack contains a ready to use presentation, including the story of the strike, accompanying images and suggestions as to how this project can inspire learners to channel their own radical spirit into a series of artworks.

• Recommended for: ages 9-14 (Upper Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3 Learners)
• Includes: Powerpoint presentation, three flexible session plans, discussion prompts, worksheet for design task
• Links to: History / Local learning / Citizenship / PSHE / Design