Nina Sprigge Email & Phone Number | I have extensive experience in developing, delivering and evaluating learning experiences, including developing lesson plans, writing drama and film scripts, producing school’s resources designed to engage pupils in heritage and museum collections. I have been a Sandford Awards judge since 2012 (assessing good practice in heritage learning across Britain) and joined the Historical Association Primary Committee in 2020. I managed primary school provision at the Museum of London for 17 years (Feb 2004 – March 2021) contributing to ground-breaking provision including sessions, web resources, websites, live streams and exhibition and gallery development, engaging with up to 150,000 pupils a year. I managed one member of staff and a team of freelance facilitators. Before this I was Schools Officer at Discover Children's Story Centre and also worked as a freelance teacher and actor in many London museums. I am also a trained primary teacher, actor and director, with experience in writing scripts and touring Theatre in Education.

Nina Sprigge

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London, London, United Kingdom

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Education Manager

2022-07-01 00:00:00 - Present

Freelance Educator

2021-12-01 00:00:00 - Present

Freelance Educator

2021-11-01 00:00:00 - Present

Programme Manager (Primary Schools)

2010-01-01 00:00:00 - 2021-03-01 00:00:00

Discover Centre For Creativity & Imagination

2003-01-01 00:00:00 - 2004-01-01 00:00:00

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Nina Sprigge is a I have extensive experience in developing, delivering and evaluating learning experiences, including developing lesson plans, writing drama and film scripts, producing school’s resources designed to engage pupils in heritage and museum collections. I have been a Sandford Awards judge since 2012 (assessing good practice in heritage learning across Britain) and joined the Historical Association Primary Committee in 2020. I managed primary school provision at the Museum of London for 17 years (Feb 2004 – March 2021) contributing to ground-breaking provision including sessions, web resources, websites, live streams and exhibition and gallery development, engaging with up to 150,000 pupils a year. I managed one member of staff and a team of freelance facilitators. Before this I was Schools Officer at Discover Children's Story Centre and also worked as a freelance teacher and actor in many London museums. I am also a trained primary teacher, actor and director, with experience in writing scripts and touring Theatre in Education.