KS1 History Florence Nightingale

KS1 History
Florence Nightingale
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Famous Nurse
Born: 1820
Died: 1910

Her family were rich and she was taught at home by her father.
She felt that God had called her to help others

She wanted to be a nurse and disobeyed her parents wishes to train as one.

In 1853 the Crimean War started.
In Britain, newspaper reports told of the terrible conditions the wounded soldiers were suffering.
Florence was asked to go to Crimea to help the wounded soldiers.

Florence was based at the Barrack Hospital at Scutari.
Thousands of sick and wounded men were at the hospital.
There were not enough beds for all the men.

The hospital was very dirty and smelly and there were rats running around the wards.
Men were dying from the diseases that they caught in the hospital.

When Florence and her nurses first arrived they were not welcomed by the male doctors.
The nurses were not allowed to nurse the men. The only thing they were allowed to do was clean the hospital.

More and more wounded soldiers arrived and the doctors were forced to ask the nurses for their help.
The nurses were very disciplined and wore uniforms and a sash which said ‘Scutari Hospital.’

The nurses fed the soldiers food such as mutton soup.
The hospital was now a cleaner and healthier place.

Florence Nightingale used a paper lantern and was known as 'lady with the lamp' because she use to walk around the hospital carrying her lamp.

This was the medicine chest Florence travelled with. It included essence of ginger and powdered rhubarb.

This is the shell of Jimmy the Tortoise.
He was a pet on one of the wards at Scutari.
The shell is now in the Florence Nightingale Museum in London.

When Florence arrived back in Britain she was a heroine.
She had songs written about her and received many awards including one from Queen Victoria.

Florence continued her good work by writing letters to many important people asking them to make their hospitals better.

She also set up a training school for nurses at St Thomas’s Hospital.

Florence died in 1910 at the age of 90.

Qwizdom Quiz
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When was Florence Nightingale born?
1720
1820
1920

True or False
Florence Nightingale’s parents did not want her to become a nurse.

True or False
Florence and her nurses were made very welcome by the male doctors

Which item of the nurse’s uniform was labelled ‘Scutari Hospital’
Sash
Apron

What type of food was served to the wounded soldiers?
Beans
Mutton soup

Mutton Soup

What did Florence carry round the hospital to give her light?
Paper Lamp
Candle

Paper Lamp

Which of the following were some of the ingredients in Florence’s medicine box?
Essence of ginger and powdered rhubarb
Lemon and honey

Essence of ginger and powdered rhubard

Which of these was a pet on the hospital ward?
Jerry the Cat
Jeff the Dog
Jimmy the Tortoise

Jimmy the Tortoise

Yes or No
Florence Set up a training school for nurses at St Thomas’s Hospital.

How old was Florence when she died?
80
90
100

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