Here is our June newsletter! We have been quite busy with partner school activities, archival research and creative sessions, filming and conference papers. Thanks to @_isabellectr and @EllenLauraB for putting it together! #histed @EducationSheff @wlv_education@IOE_ICHRE
Great to hear @EllenLauraB talk about some of this work for the first time today at #histchild Ellen and I are looking forward to talking about it more at the @oralhistory conference later this year!
We have been working with staff and students at our partner schools, offering tailored oral history training and encouraging the children to imagine the school meals of the past and future! #histed @EducationSheff @IOE_ICHRE@wlv_education@_isabellectr@EllenLauraB#histed
In the panel ‘School Feeding Through Time: The Case of Britain c. 1906 - Present Day’, Isabella Carter and @HeatherLWEllis present on ‘Children’s culinary worlds’. #histchild2024
Oral History is a big part of our project. We are looking forward to the session led by @_isabellectr & @HeatherLWEllis at the @OralHistorySoc Festival on 6 July. 'The Sensory as Method? Sensory Memories in Oral Histories of the UK School Meals Service' #histed
@EducationSheff
I’ve written something about communicating arguments to, and how these arguments can empower, History undergrads. It’s something I’ve been thinking a lot about and I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to write it.
How should #History undergraduates communicate in essays?
In a new post for @RoyalHistSoc's blog, Elizabeth Goodwin (@YorkStJohn) asserts the importance of encouraging, and hearing, students' voices and personal opinions in their work bit.ly/3V1gFWD#twitterstorians
‘In an age where hoaxes and misinformation spread faster than can be countered … the role of historians seems to matter more than ever’. Check out our latest HM blog by Carla Gutiérrez Ramos reflecting on the current political landscape in Spain historymatters.sites.sheffie…
One of the biggest problems with UK public policy in recent years has been its short-term thinking and lack of historical context. Something many @UKRI_News-funded projects are trying to address including my own @ESRCSchoolMeals
Pleased to announce we have received funding from @FestivalMind to make & screen a short film with @sortoffilms following Sheffield-based @ESRCSchoolMeals participants as they retrace their journeys to school & share their #schoolmealmemories@_isabellectr @EducationSheff #histed
Our February 2024 newsletter is here! It has been a busy month with visits to archives, partner schools, community-anchor organisations and lots of oral history interviews. Special thanks again to everyone who has participated so far!
LOCAL HISTORY: We're delighted to have teamed up with the brilliant @Hullhistorynews to launch our new 'The Way It Was' series.
This month, we start with a fascinating look back on the history of Queens Gardens with Dr Charlotte Tomlinson. @Hullccnews
We are still looking for pupils, catering staff, teachers and parents to share memories of school meals in 20th century Britain!
If you would like to take part in an oral history interview, please contact Dr Isabelle Carter: isabelle.carter@sheffield.ac.uk
#histed@FoodMuseumUK
Recollections of school lunches often evoke strong feelings – both good and bad! How do your memories compare to your parents’ or grandparents’ experiences? Heather and Izzy are spending a few days with us this week listening to some of our oral history recordings.