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This resource has been created for teachers and students preparing for the 2024 Historic Environment paper. It could also be used by those studying Tudor England as an enquiry into Drake and the significance of his circumnavigation. 

How have the legacies of Transatlantic Enslavement shaped the world around us? How do people respond to this today? In this series of videos we interviewed people to share their perspectives

Find out who the Queen's House was built for, and learn more about the female rulers who left their mark on Greenwich's royal villa

This month Earth reaches its farthest point from the Sun, we look for a lunar crater named by the Artemis II crew, and a morning star cluster heralds in Matariki, the Māori new year.

Learn more about the textile artist and ceramicist's work while practitioner in residence at Royal Museums Greenwich between 2016-2017

The Empire Windrush wasn't the only ship to carry Caribbean passengers to the UK. Find out more about the vessels and people that helped to shape modern Britain

The eclipse on 12 August will be the largest in the UK since 1999, with over 90% of the Sun obscured by the Moon.

What is it like to sail on one of the giants of global trade? Artist and researcher Zoe Childerley journeyed aboard HMM Southampton to find out

Live science demonstrations, a brand-new epic sculpture and fascinating talks are just some of the activities at the Royal Observatory this summer

Explore the famous tea clipper in a calmer, more relaxed environment