Free online resources
Museum from home
As we’re temporarily closed due to the government’s advice on COVID 19, we’ve decided to put some free, printable resources together so that we can keep communities and little ones busy at home.
Educational Visits and School Trips
Museum from home
As we’re temporarily closed due to the government’s advice on COVID 19, we’ve decided to put some free, printable resources together so that we can keep communities and little ones busy at home. We’re currently working hard to develop resources, so make sure you check back soon! Follow @justicemuseum for updates.
Our inspirational curriculum-linked educational visits use authentic courtrooms, museum spaces, objects and archives to help pupils gain a practical understanding of the law and justice system.
We deliver education programmes at iconic legal and heritage sites in Nottingham, London and the North.
Our interactive activities broaden horizons and encourage motivation, self-confidence and engagement. Students will develop a range of essential skills, such as critical thinking, debate, presentation, research and analytical skills plus speaking, listening and communication skills.
Students will also:
- Learn about the law, how it is made and how it can be changed
- Be empowered to take an interest in their rights and responsibilities to become active citizens
- Reflect on what is right and wrong and communicate this to others
- Connect life experiences with new spaces and objects
- Be empowered to live and work within the law
Each year we work with over 27,000 students across our learning sites.
We recommend that schools book a minimum of two months in advance where possible to secure preferred dates/times. £75 deposit required to secure booking.
If you are planning a trip for an SEN or other alternative provision group please speak to our Bookings Team about the options available.
Courtroom Workshops: Nottingham, London and the North
Courtroom workshops are suitable for key stages 1-5, youth groups, university level students and adult learning groups.
Educational Visits in Nottingham
Museum workshops are suitable for key stages 1-5, youth groups, university students and adult learning groups.
These educational sessions can also be combined with a courtroom workshop for a full day visit.
New For 2019: Choices and Consequences Knife Crime Workshop (Primary and Secondary Schools)
Choices and Consequences enables children to understand about the dangers of carrying a knife and how to make positive choices to stay safe.
Please note that this cannot be booked with any other educational workshop.
Educational Visits in London
Find out more about additional educational activities available in London, suitable for key stages 2-5 and beyond including youth groups, university students and adult learning groups.
Educational Visits in the North West
Find out more about additional educational visits and school trips available in the North West. Suitable for key stages 1-5 and beyond including youth groups, university level and adult learning.
City of Caves Workshops and Tours in Nottingham
Find out more about school trips and educational activities available at the City of Caves in Nottingham . Suitable for key stages 1-3
Book Your Educational Visit
Further information about how to book your visit and useful information for any upcoming visits. This page includes FAQs, risk assessments and our terms and conditions for school trips and educational visits.
