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St Neots Museum Crime and Punishment in Victorian St Neots 
Ideas and resources for History and Citizenship at Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 This teaching resource has been developed by St Neots Museum as part of the Huntingdonshire Heritage Programme in partnership with Middlefield Primary School, Eynesbury Primary School, Samuel Pepys School and St Neots Community College. 
Thanks to the Cambridgeshire Constabulary, especially PC Phil Carpenter and PC Karen Ingham. A 'Crime and Punishment' resource box full of photographs, documents, role play scenario, photocopyable worksheets etc. can be borrowed from the museum, telephone (01480) 388921 On the pages here you can find... click each coloured title to get there! Background Notes: on juvenile crime and punishment in Victorian England, with particular reference to St Neots; 1881 Census extracts for Eynesbury, St Neots. Section 1: Victorian Young Offenders photographic evidence and case studies of children tried at St Neots and Huntingdon Magistrates Courts in the 1870s. Section 2: The Police and Punishments including a study of a policeman’s work in the 19th century and a St Neots policewoman’s job today. Section 3: Visiting St Neots Museum about the town's former police station and magistrates court with ideas for organising a class visit there. Or talk to us about how we can help you by telephoning 01480 388921 Resources, worksheets and links Resources and worksheets to edit, print off or use on interactive white board as you require, as well as helpful links to other websites come at the end of each section. Please be a little patient when waiting for larger documents to download! Curriculum links history...citizenship..literacy...speaking and listening...drama...ICT..
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