This fun, interactive courtroom workshop introduces students to the courts by putting fictional characters on trial.

Court in Session workshops are suitable for key stages 2 - 5 and beyond. Students will explore a contemporary criminal or civil case and take part in an interactive courtroom workshop.

Court in the Past is suitable for key stages 2 - 5 and beyond. Students will explore a historical criminal or civil court case and take part in an interactive courtroom workshop.

Motion to Appeal is suitable for key stages 4 - 5 and above. Students will explore a contemporary appeal case and take part in an interactive courtroom workshop.

Points of Law is suitable for key stage 5 and above. Students will explore a contemporary criminal or civil court case of national importance that focuses on a specific point of law.

Students will get the opportunity to explore Victorian Nottingham in the Narrow Marsh exhibition and take part in different activities.

Pupils will get to grips with law-related artefacts from our collection in an interactive object handling activity designed for key stage 1.

Explore key museum spaces with a dedicated education guide Come face to face with infamous historical characters

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

Museum archive workshop for college and university students. Examine a real life case using archive materials such as archives and autopsy cards.

Experience the emotive Capital Punishment Gallery, then prepare and debate whether this sentence should be reintroduced.

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