The Secondary programme at the National Maritime Museum and the Queen’s House concentrates on historical enquiry skills.
We offer a range of curriculum-linked enquiry days across all key stages that encourage learners to critically evaluate a wide range of sources. They will handle replica objects, examine real objects in our galleries and have the unique opportunity to get up close to original documents from our library and archive.
Structured around a key enquiry question, these days are designed to bring complex histories to life and encourage a deeper understanding of your chosen topic and the nature of historical enquiry.
You are also welcome to make a self-guided visit to our sites. Please see our self-guided school visits page for more information.
To find out more about what we offer for home education groups, please see our home education page.
National Maritime Museum and Queen's House KS3 and KS4 sessions
National Maritime Museum post-16 sessions
Other onsite school sessions
About our visits and sessions
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SEND school sessions and resources
Inspiring cross-curricular experiences to support language and communication and social and career skills development
National Maritime Museum and Queen's House onsite early years and primary school sessions
Interactive hands-on sessions to support learning in History, Art, Literacy and more
Cutty Sark onsite school sessions
Interactive tours and cross-curricular sessions aboard our Victorian clipper ship
Schools at the Prince Philip Maritime Collections Centre
Cross-curricular discovery in a unusual behind-the-scenes location. Each session includes a special visit to the Museum stores
Schools at the Royal Observatory
On-site visits, digital resources, ways to get involved – find out about Royal Observatory Greenwich's school programme
Resources and trails
