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Resources and Workshops
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Projects and Exhibitions
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How was the 1773 Boston Tea Party significant for the American Revolution?
Special live event from The National Archives. Monday 3 June. Book now for Years 6-9.
What was the impact of the expulsion from Uganda on British Asians lives?
Explore 20sStreets, a project designed to bring local history to life for students.
Our Document of the Month is a letter by Nelson Mandela written from jail.
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Our sessions are delivered by a team of education officers.
Book a workshop taught onsite at The National Archives is Kew.
Book an online workshop taught in your classroom.
Use original documents to develop your own questions and lines of historical enquiry.
Our focused topics cover a huge variety of times and places.
Investigations mapped to the curriculum that can be covered in a single period.