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Learn more about the people, events and organisations that have shaped London.

These online collections from the Museum of London explore characters such as Charles Dickens and Christina Bloom, to events from the Great Fire of London and the 2012 Olympics.

Collections link to a wide range of subjects and support students in all Key Stages.

Key Information.

Suitable for: KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5

Ages: 5-7, 7-11, 11-14, 14-16, Post 16

Subjects: Citizenship, Geography, History, Law, Politics, PSHE

Topics: British Empire, Charles Dickens, Great Fire of London, Olympics, Suffragettes, World War I

Type: Online Exhibition

Use: In the Classroom, Before a School Trip, After a School Trip

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About Museum of London.

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Give your pupils a new perspective of London!

The Museum of London collection directly supports the curriculum, including the Romans, Great Fire of London, Victorians, diversity, archaeology, STEM and many more. They have resources and activities for students of all ages, including those from special schools or SEND units and supplementary schools.

In the heart of London’s historic centre and overlooking Roman city wall remains, Museum of London tells the story of London and Londoners from prehistory to the present. Touch a smooth flint axehead and watch the Great Fire of London rage, then take a stroll down a Victorian shopping street before immersing yourself in the swinging sixties. It’s all here!

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