On Saturday 17 th January Wakefield Museums Young
Curators Club met for their first session of 2015.
The group were asked to create a blog post on what they do at
the club and why other children their age should visit the museum. Here is what
they said:
Hello we are Oliver and Jack and we belong to the young
curators based in Wakefield. We attend every third Saturday of each
month.
We attend because it gives us something to do and a reason
to get out of the house. At the young curators we do activities such as handling
ancient objects and creating our own versions, as well as a lot more things that
you could find out if you attend.
Above is an image in which we were
looking around into the museum for ideas for this blog. We enjoyed dressing up
and drawing the objects being displayed
Sessions are on the third Saturday of each month from
10:00 to 11:30 at Wakefield museum
SO GET OUT OF THE HOUSE AND DO SOMETHING CURATIVE !!!!!
If you are from 8-13 then you are free to join our
club!
We are all creative in some way and we like arts and
crafts.
It’ s about history and art
So get out of the house and get creative
Where do I start?
We come to Wakefield Museum every third Saturday. We look
at old objects and make things about them. In the museum I like the wireless and
the polecat.
At Young Curators Club we help children age 8-13
understand our history. I love this club because you have lots of fun and have
even got to make food!
We make things and paint things, hold real artefacts and
have fun!
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