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Medieval Fun Day

    Impact: Cultural

    Description of impact

    A Medieval Fun Day was organised by Prof. Raluca Radulescu, with support from the College of Arts and Humanities and Bangor University Library and Special Collections, in Caernarfon castle, where more than 425 primary school children from the local area (Caernarfon, Gwynedd and Anglesey) engaged in educational activities ranging from medieval book-making, writing demonstrations (scribal practice), life in the castle (castle tours), re-enactment, medieval drama and story-telling, craft (including tile-making) and games.

    Impact Summary for the General Public

    A Medieval Fun Day was organised by Prof. Raluca Radulescu, with support from the College of Arts and Humanities and Bangor University Library and Special Collections, in Caernarfon castle, where more than 425 primary school children from the local area (Caernarfon, Gwynedd and Anglesey) engaged in educational activities ranging from medieval book-making, writing demonstrations (scribal practice), life in the castle (castle tours), re-enactment, medieval drama and story-telling, craft (including tile-making) and games.

    Description of the underpinning research

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    Beneficiaries and reach of impact

    nearly 500 primary school children (years 2-5)
    Impact statusOngoing
    Impact dateJun 2016
    Category of impactCultural
    Impact levelBenefit