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Chester school children have found inspiration in the city’s unique and historic places for artwork, models and stories, with the help of academics from the University.

An initiative by the University and schools in Ellesmere Port is creating new opportunities for sharing ideas, experience and practices to support children with dyslexia to excel in the classroom.

From uncovering the Cathedral’s stories to inspiring the next generation of historians, students have been supporting organisations across Chester and gaining invaluable work experience.

A University partnership project could change the way History is studied in schools by giving pupils the chance to get up close to original artefacts in the classroom.

A new wide-reaching project will increase opportunities for people to experience and question what we know about history.