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.

Discuss the extreme lengths women went to get the vote and prepare, and take part in, a Parliamentary debate.

Justice 2020 engaging education workshop and debate for secondary schools at the National Justice Museum. Critically assess the current UK justice system.

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

Explore key museum spaces with a dedicated education guide and come face to face with infamous historical characters.

The activity gives an overview of how laws are made in the UK and looks at how both the House of Commons and the House of Lords work.

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

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.

Motion to Appeal is suitable for students who have a good basic understanding of the procedures in law.

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