National Justice Museum Education and Shakespeare’s Globe offer a series of workshops exploring Shakespeare’s most well-known plays.

These sessions provide an opportunity for students to explore the history of law and order from the Victorian times up to present day.

These thought-provoking courtroom workshops explore a contemporary criminal or historical criminal case.

These thought-provoking courtroom workshops explore a contemporary criminal or historical criminal case.

These thought-provoking courtroom workshops explore a contemporary criminal or historical criminal case.

Pupils join in workshop sessions which include: an introduction to the law and legal careers; participation in a contemporary learning trial in a courtroom.

The two hour workshop introduces children to the law and the role of the courts in a fun and tactile session.

Nottingham’s former Courthouse and Gaol is an ideal location to bring crime and punishment studies to life.

Award winning anti-knife crime prevention workshops for key stage 2 upwards, specifically aimed at young people who are unlikely to have considered carrying a knife.

Discover what it was like to be on the wrong side of the law. Pupils are encouraged to think about consequences and the importance of honesty.

Justice Reinvented is an engaging education workshop and debate for secondary schools at the National Justice Museum. Critically assess the current UK justice system.

These thought-provoking courtroom workshops explore a contemporary or historical criminal case.