Royal Naval Museum

 

 

 

Further and Higher education

The Museum galleries and archives provide an excellent resource to support coursework and individual research.

In addition the Museum also offers the following programmes:

    History in Evidence: Archive Access Session

Target group: AQA GCSE History A, B & C, Edexel GCSE History A, B & C, OCR GCSE History B & C, AQA, Edexel & OCR AS/A level History, University Students

Length of session: Half Day

Incorporating behind the scenes tours, gallery visits and focused activities these tailor-made sessions provide secondary and further education students with a unique opportunity to access the Royal Naval Museum archives and examine primary sources relevant to their course of study. Topics available include: Maritime exploration & the development of England; Nelson, Napoleon & Trafalgar; the Royal Navy & the Transatlantic Slave Trade; World War I: blockades, Jutland & the Gallipoli campaign; World War II: the battle of the Atlantic, Dunkirk, D-Day & the Forgotten Fleet; Wartime propaganda; Women and their changing role in the Navy; History around us: Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.

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Leisure and Tourism at the Royal Naval Museum

Target group: AQA & Edexel GCSE, GNVQ & AVCE Leisure, Travel & Tourism, OCR GNVQ & AVCE Leisure & Tourism

Length of session: 2 hrs

In this activity-based session students learn about the Museum as a visitor and heritage attraction. In groups they investigate target audiences, marketing and evaluation materials, go on a tour of the galleries, conduct a SWOT analysis and produce a piece of promotional material customised for a specific audience.

Please note this workshop can also be combined with a choice of presentations on either 'Marketing the Museum' and 'Customer Care'.

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