We are here to support the building of confidence, skills and knowledge to communicate your ideas to help you change the world.
Each object in our collection has its own unique story, transporting us back to a time where people have stood up to power and fought against injustice and discrimination. Their legacy is our inspiration.
Book one of our new school workshops (detailed below) for Parliament Week 2024 (18-24 November) and be in with the chance of winning a copy of ‘How To Be A Revolutionary’.
The new book by Lucy Ann Unwin follows the story of Nat as she gets interested in politics during the run up to a general election. She’s too young to vote, so what can she do? And so starts her revolutionary training…
Competition open until Wed 30 October 2024. Check out full T&Cs.
We can’t wait to welcome your school to the museum!
Banners are important tools of protest, telling personal as well as political stories of the marches and rallies they were carried at.
Book a banner making workshop. Step into the role of banner makers. Be responsible for creating a striking design and deciding how best to communicate a strong, memorable message.
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Those who have mastered the art of oratory have left their imprint on the world.
Book an oracy & confidence building workshop. Play with words, find your rhythm and test out techniques to help you with those nerves and leave a lasting impression on your audience.
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Book a self-guided group visit and receive a welcome upon arrival with details of the latest exhibits and self-led activities to get the most out of your visit. You can also take a break from exploring and reserve a lunch space for your group.
Booking is required for groups of over six people to guarantee entry.
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Explore key topics around campaigns for change, from Peterloo to the Pankhursts to the present day. Resources include animations, creative activities, an online course, and schemes of work, all to use in your settings.
There are resources available for children, young people and adults.
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The museum is Family Friendly throughout, with hands-on activities in every gallery for all visitors to enjoy. Online resources are also available for anyone to access from anywhere.
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PHM is a proud Artsmark partner supporting schools to offer enriching arts experiences.
Engaging with the museum’s displays, collections, and learning resources can support your Artsmark journey and accreditation.
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