The Industrial Revolution, Britain, 1770-1810, Jonathan Downs Shire Living...

A new exhibition featuring the human remains of a 1st century AD bog body from...

As a follow up to the event that the HA held in conjunction with the British...

The Wellcome Trust is hosting an exhibition about the history of anatomy and...

The V and A have a touring exhibition based around the Olympics. It shows 100...

Cookit is a website that offers a free online historical cookbook. It contains...

This archive will eventually contain the digital reproduction of every page, article and advert published in the Guardian (since 1821) and the Observer (since...

Discover similarities and differences between living in our homes today and...

Listen to some of the British Libraries recordings of some of the most...

Some web links of useful animated resources.

Engaging Places is brought to you by the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment (CABE) in partnership with English Heritage. Find out what it's...

Invitation to Workshop, University of Oxford - Creating First World War...

Three experts will be joined by an enterprising member of the public to present...

A treasure trove of historical facts, figures, maps and viewpoints covering...

The London Hunterian Museum have just finalised the dates for their free GCSE...

Shaping the Future: Northamptonshire Black History  High quality teaching and...

Daily Life of the Ancient Romans, David Matz, Hackett Publishing Company, ISBN...

Keep an eye on this site Excellence East - especially if you're school is in...

The TDA can be worth looking at, for a variety of cpd resources, as well as some handy digests of current educational research into best practice.

The Ephemera Society is a non-profit body furthering the collection, conservation, study and educational uses of ephemera. The term embraces a wide range of...