Bring History to Life at Your School
Interactive medieval and ancient history incursions for Years 5–9. We come to you with weapons, armour, archery, role-play and more — everything students need to experience history firsthand.
Choose your day
Pick from a Medieval or Ancient incursion, or combine both. Each day is packed with a mix of active, passive and interactive sessions tailored to your year level.
How it works
Three steps to an unforgettable school day.
We come to you
Our presenters arrive at your school with everything needed — weapons, armour, costumes, archery equipment and multimedia resources. All you need is a classroom and an activity space.
Students learn by doing
From sword tournaments to ancient metalworking, students experience history through hands-on, multi-sensory activities that stick with them long after the day is done.
A Sample of what we do
A short video outlining the sorts of things students would do in a standard day of Medieval Education
Whats included
A full day of hands-on history
Active sessions Students get physical — think archery, sword tournaments and medieval dance. These are the high-energy crowd favourites.
Passive sessions Presentation-based sessions covering topics like weapons and armour, crime and punishment, or ancient civilisations. Visual, story-driven and designed to hold attention.
Interactive sessions Group role-play, problem-solving and strategy games. Students build economies, debate laws and make decisions as if they lived in the period.
Pricing snapshot
Designed to fit school budgets
A full incursion day typically costs between $18 and $24 per student, depending on group size and program selection. We recommend groups of 30–32 students for the best experience.
Want to reduce costs further? Many schools run a combined model — your teachers handle some sessions while we cover specialist topics like Weapons & Armour or the Tournament. This can bring the cost down to as little as $15–$20 per head, and we'll even throw in a banquet for your students afterwards.
Trusted by schools across Australia
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Your company has a great name... presentations always excellent. Even teachers who watch it every year get new ideas every time.
Mary-Anne Marshall
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Students got a lot out of the morning and your hands-on material will no doubt stay in their minds for a long time - your activities certainly complimented our own study of the period.
R. A. Webster
Glen Waverley Secondary College -
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Every year it just gets better and better!
Mark Johnstone, Scotch College, 2005
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Students were all actively listening and engaged, especially when they were called up to demonstrate. The presenter was enthusiastic and engaging... all students highly enjoyed the activity.
Georgia Robinson
Ivanhoe Grammar, 2025 -
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You really helped to bring the day to life. Not only did the girls have fun but they also learned a great deal also.
Oriana Moulton
Camberwell Anglical Girls Grammar -
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The students haven't stopped talking about it, especially the fact that they could get their hands on and wield weapons... I think it gets bigger and better every year
Dianne Ryan, Carwatha College, 2023
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You were the last fun thing our students did in 2020, and it's great that you can be the first in 2021
Tom Ryan, Woodleigh School, 2021
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...it was overall an incredible experience and I'm grateful that the presenters put so much effort into their sessions. Our students enjoyed the tournament, weapons, and games the most...
Shadan Kutaimi, Mernda Central College, 2022
