Our names are an integral part of our self-identity. They are our personal shadow, a constant presence in our lives. How often do you write or say your name? But what is a name? Where do they come from? What do they tell us about ourselves? And why do they matter? In this day school we will examine traditions in Britain from 1066-1914, exploring these questions and more, to uncover why this seemingly simple part of identity is anything but.



