Why not visit our 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.
So we can make some improvements to our Ancient Worlds galleries, parts will be closed on the following dates:
15 Apr-1 May 2013: Discovering Archaeology gallery.
During these dates we will be unable to deliver the Following sessions:- Dig Stories,Empire Explained, ArtiFACT, Citizen of the city and Natural Reflections.
15 Jul- 9 Aug 2013: Egyptian Worlds gallery
During these dates we will be unable to deliver our Egyptian Worlds session.
There will be no access through the galleries during these times so access will be via the second floor.
So we can redevelop our Vivarium, the gallery will be closed 22 Jul-25 Oct.
During this time there will also be no lift access to Nature's Library.
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.
The Student Experience... In The Mix: Animating the University of Manchester’s cultural resources though new commissioned soundscapes, music and art.
The Manchester Museum's learning team are available to help you plan your visit, visit our Information For Teachers section to find out more.
Find out more about our Early Years Programme and introduce your nursery and reception children to the wonders of The Manchester Museum!
Visit the Learning Team Blog, sign up to our eNewsletter for schools and colleges or get in touch to find out more.
We are delighted to announce that The Manchester Early Years Partnership (Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester City Galleries and The Manchester Museum) is a joint winner of the Clore Award for Museum Learning. To find out more visit The Art Fund Prize 2012
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