New teacher resources are being developed with the support of film maker Stuart Riley.
We would be excited to hear from you if you have suggestions for how we may support your curriculum. Tell us your ideas about film and outreach topics based upon our collections and wealth of history.
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Come
and join us as the Investigate learning team help you to be Explorers.
There
are workshops, storytelling sessions and creatives crafts for you to have a go
at across the three sites.
We
look forward to seeing you there!
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After the success of our collaborative projects and workshops in
2018 (see attached case study) we have more exciting learning experiences
planned for 2019.
Our workshop experiences respond to the exhibitions and this
year we are also linking to the following exhibitions in addition to our
permanent collection –
Museum of the Moon: 2 March – 28 April 2019OPEM Artists in Residence...Read More
On the evening of the 3rd of February 1919 Éamon
de Valera, arguably the most famous and influential Irish statesman of modern
times, along with two other Irish rebels, Seàn McGarry and Seàn Milroy,
dramatically escaped from Lincoln Prison. This film was made as a student
project with Stuart Riley, a talented young filmmaker, and the Investigate
Learning Officer Erik Grigg, to bring...Read More
The Collaborative gallery project held on Wednesday 5th December worked wonders as evidence for the Arts Award. Our Artsmark Partnership work is a very creative way of supporting schools!
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Here we see Giles Academy and St Hughes Primary Academy students assembling their final collaborative art work for the gallery wall this week.
They really enjoyed working together on this piece inspired by the Land, City & Sea exhibition. There are more projects and workshops planned for 2019 so contact the learning manager if your school is interested.
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