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Teacher CPD

From September 2023 we will be offering teacher CPD opportunities to deep dive into aspects of our collection that can enrich your curriculum planning. 

We will be hosting one-off teacher events as well as longer-term projects. These provide resources, specialist knowledge and skills development to transform your confidence in providing cultural and STEM learning in the classroom. 

Why take part in our teacher CPD programmes? 

  • Receive resources you can immediately use back in class 

  • Develop new skills and knowledge 

  • Find out about emerging projects and practice 

  • Get support with Artsmark Accreditation 

  • Help feed back on and shape the Museum’s schools offer 

  • Network with other teachers and education experts 

We will be releasing dates and details of teacher CPD for 2023-2024 in September 2023. 

How to book

To book a place on a Teacher CPD or Forum event please contact [email protected] with your contact details, specifying which event you would like to attend and how many teachers will be attending. We will then confirm your place and send you more details closer to the time.

Please note that school visits to the Museum cannot be booked by email, but can be arranged by phoning our bookings team on 0343 222 5000. Please book by contacting our bookings team on 0343 222 5000. Phone lines are open from 9:00-16:00 Monday-Friday, and 9:00-17:00 on Saturdays and Sundays.

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Join our Teachers mailing list to keep up to date with upcoming school workshops, invites to our Teachers Forum, partnership and early bird offers.


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