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Museum of Mystery

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Why not visit our brand new learning website, the Museum of Mystery from the comfort of your classroom? Covering a variety of topics and using the Museum's collection and expertise, pupils can solve a range of mysteries and build up their case files. The website can be used alone or makes a great pre or post visit activity.

Ancient Egypt

Please note we are now fully booked for Unearthed: Ancient Egypt sessions until Summer term 2012.

We have now started work on our new Ancient Worlds galleries, opening late 2012, which will replace the current Ancient Egypt and Archaeology galleries.The Daily Life section of Ancient Egypt is now closed and the Death and the Afterlife section of Ancient Egypt and Archaeology will close on 20 Feb 2012. You can see many of the removed objects in our temporary exhibition Unearthed: Ancient Egypt, until 6 Sep 2012.

Real Life Science

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A unique opportunity for your pupils to see how science works in real life and work with real scientists by exploring curriculum linked subject matter. This programme is supported by DCMS/DCFS and has a  number of exciting sessions.Visit our KS 3/4 Real Life Science section or Post-16 section to find out more.

Information For Teachers

A teacher in front of a group of pupils pointing to a globe. The Manchester Museum's learning team are available to help you plan your visit, visit our Information For Teachers section to find out more.

Early Years Programme

Find out more about our Early Years Programme and introduce your nursery and reception children to the wonders of The Manchester Museum!

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