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The National Archives and North East Museums Partnership

An exciting new partnership between The National Archives and North East Museums means that we are now able to offer curriculum-focused workshops to secondary schools in the North East of England.

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Tyne Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne around 1930–1948. Catalogue reference: INF 9/748

These workshops combine national and regional histories and draw on collections from the National Archives and North East Museums.

This new opportunity has been made possible by an exciting educational partnership with Tyne & Wear Archives based at Newcastle’s Discovery Museum, part of North East Museums.

Workshops for Key Stages 3–5 in the North East of England

We offer a range of on-site workshops at the Discovery Museum in Newcastle, where students can get hands-on with history, exploring original historical documents.

Most of our workshops can also be delivered online or at schools with a 40-mile radius of Newcastle upon Tyne.

Visit bursary

We may be able to support the costs associated with your visit through our North East bursary scheme.

Acknowledgements

This project is supported by The National Archives Trust and is made possible through the generosity of Joanna and Graham Barker, the Barbour Foundation, Gregory Annenberg Weingarten, GRoW @ Annenberg, the Bisset Trust, the Schroder Charity Trust and the Hadrian Trust.