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Hidden Hands: Learning Disabled Workers of Bradford’s Mills

In this pack, learners will find out about real people who lived and worked in Bradford in the 1800s, who had a Learning Disability.

Bradford Glow: English activity

Create poetry inspired by the colours of Bradford in this activity for ages 11–14.

Sirazul and the Rohingya Community: A Bradford Sanctuary Story

This pack shares the story of Sirazul Islam, born in a refugee camp in Bangladesh after his Rohingya family fled conflict and persecution in Myanmar.

Changing the Game: How Bradford Led the Women’s Football Revolution

Discover Bradford's part in the story of women's football in this learning resource pack.

A detailed view of the Tower of Now sculpture, against a blue sky.

Tower of Now: Celebrating Bradford’s Languages

In this resource inspired by Saad Qureshi's public artwork Tower of Now, create a concertina book to express Bradford’s unique diversity of languages, dialect and slang.

A wide shot of a metal horn on a pole in front of a giant blue curtain. They are inside the roof of an old mill.

We Will Sing: Fabrics of the Future

In this resource inspired by Ann Hamilton's exhibition We Will Sing, respond to a creative design brief from the Bradford based international wool merchant, H.Dawson.

Victor Wedderburn: Bradford in Full Colour

Find out about the life and work of Victor Wedderburn, who took photographs of the community living in Manningham, Bradford, in the 1980s.

A black and white image of a woman and a man weaving fabric in a mill.

Lost Mills: Working Lives in Bradford and Keighley’s Textile Mills

Explore the voices and experiences of Bradford and Keighley’s textile workers in the 1970s and 80s.

Behind the Brontës: The Life of Nancy de Garrs

Uncover the life of Nancy de Garrs, the Brontë family Nanny and housekeeper.

A red rable with lots of biscuits and baking items. There is a tray in the centre with colourful biscuits, a rolling pin and a biscuit tin.

A Spoonful of Sugar: Bradford’s Sweet Traditions

Learn about two significant Bradford migration histories through the stories of two families - and food!