KS2: British Values in Prisons

LOCATION: NOTTINGHAM 

An interactive workshop defining the five British values and exploring their application within the British prison system. Suitable for primary school students.

Students will get the opportunity to: 

  • Explore key museum spaces with a dedicated education guide
  • Come face-to-face with infamous historical characters
  • Define the five British values and understand how they are personally affected by these
  • Understand the differences in how British Values affect prisoners and the general public.
  • Critically analyse which British values are removed and why as a punishment in the British prison system. 
Suitable forKey Stage 2
LocationNational Justice Museum, Nottingham
Key skills enhanced includeCritical thinking and analysis, team working, public speaking
Duration2 hours (either 10-12noon or 12.30pm-2.30pm)
Number of studentsGet in touch for more information 
Cost£10 per student
You can also combine this activity with one of our Courtroom Workshops, or a visit to the City of Caves and enjoy a full day visit for just £12 per student.
BookingEmail learning@nationaljusticemuseum.org.uk or call 0115 993 9811

 

“
Thank you so much for a fantastic day at the courts. It was an extremely informative, interactive and enjoyable morning.
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Manchester Muslim Prep School

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