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Vlog

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16 August 2026

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A comprehensive lesson on Roman daily life covering public health, government, roads, clothing, food and housing with structured table tasks and challenges.

Full description:
Students explore what life was like for different classes in Roman Britain using a detailed information booklet. Topics include public health, aqueducts, sewers, government structure, Roman roads, clothing, food and housing. Learners complete a structured table summarising key features and take part in a “In Their Shoes” activity comparing Patricians, Plebeians and enslaved people. Includes retrieval practice, challenge questions and a plenary using scaffolds.
Perfect for building contextual knowledge before studying Roman Colchester or Boudica.

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