Museum

The King Richard III Visitor Centre runs a Learning Programme for any school age group, centred on the story of King Richard III and the archaeological / historic investigation of his life and death. The centre can provide a range of activities for pupils, as part of a visit, including workshops, talks and a Richard III trail. Here, students of all ages can explore King Richard III's story through interactive displays. The bespoke option means you can tailor the visit to match your curriculum focus or student needs.

Bewdley Museum is set in the heart of the beautiful riverside market town of Bewdley and is focusing on World War II and Rivers. The offered programmes are packed with local history and are perfect for all key stages. While providing a fully enriched learning experience for your students, a visit to Bewdley Museum is also fun and engaging at the same time. It is simply a perfect venue for school groups to experience a school enrichment learning experience and also, learning experiences outside the classroom.

Jewry Wall Museum helps school groups to discover what life was like in Roman Leicester, including aspects such as food, clothing, bathing, social activities, and housing. Here students can immerse themselves in the stories through a new multi-media exhibition at the Roman bathhouse ruins. Visiting Jewry Wall creates a perfect school or educational day trip focusing on history, while these experiences support the National Curriculum across a wide range of subjects and key stages.