Investigate the development of human technology from the Stone Age to the Iron Age.

What can decorated pots tell us about life in ancient Greece over 2500 years ago?

Follow the adventures of Egyptologist, Amelia Edwards, in this hands-on session about her life-changing journey ‘a thousand miles up the Nile’.

Investigate Bristol’s role in the Transatlantic Traffic in Enslaved Africans, how the city was changed by its involvement and the on-going legacies.

What was everyday life like on the Home Front and how did ordinary people cope with extraordinary circumstances?

Investigate the mystery objects in our Make a Museum loan box and use them to create a museum in your classroom.

Discover what toys are made from and how they work, then take some time to play!

Trace the history of art with our free English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) tours.

Visit Constable in Bristol: Truth to Nature and our art galleries to develop your spoken language skills when exploring great artworks.

Your Bristol school, whether old or new, has a fascinating past. Learn the skills of an Archivist and delve into the history of your local area. What will you discover during My School: a local history study?