Law
At AS Level, students study the English Legal system, learning about how laws are made, how they are applied, and the role of various people working in the law. This includes looking at the work and...
View ArticleChildren in the Mines
This videoconference introduces pupils to a member of the government's Employment Commission of 1842 (played by a costumed interpreter).As part of the enquiry into how children were treated in the...
View ArticleLawmakers or Law–breakers?
Your students will be transported back to the year 1913, where they will become journalists for either a newspaper that supports or opposes the Suffragette movement. They will be attending a Press...
View ArticleCrime and Punishment
This session combines some of the resources in the Crime and Punishment exhibition with a variety of other primary documents. The workshop aims to help pupils to use different types of documents to...
View ArticleJack the Ripper
The Jack the Ripper killings remain a great unsolved mystery. The frequency of the attacks caused terror in the district, exposing the powerlessness of the police force. In the days before forensic...
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