The extended and flexible education programme introduced last year for primary schools will continue for this academic year. The programme features four sessions linked to the new curriculum with stated generic learning outcomes. Our emphasis is on delivering a unique experience for pupils with opportunities to handle artefacts and role play.
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Curriculum linked one hour session exploring what life was like for soldier and civilian during the two world wars.
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The Mid-Antrim Museum is excited to launch its new and exciting schools programme. We have been working on a new education programme in consultation with teachers to meet the needs of the new curriculum. All the sessions are hands on and include handling museum objects. The activities also incorporate a number of learning styles and active learning methods. These interactive sessions have been specially developed for the Mid-Antrim Museum's History Gallery and focus on the Distant Past and the Victorians. This is no ordinary schools programme!
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The Ballymena Community History Partnership aims to bring together a range of local groups to advise Council on the use of the newly established Community History Fund. It also seeks to encourage collaboration, networking and sharing knowledge and information.
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Making History is the Mid-Antrim Museums Service's Community History Programme. For each of the groups involved, it offers a programme of workshops, exhibitions, events and field trips aimed at exploring history in new and interesting ways...
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With an eye on the summer school trip market, the Museum has developed an innovative schools programme based on the Legends exhibition. Running from 26 May to the 20 June 2008 inclusive, this special programme...
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An innovative workshop where pupils can find out more about home front Ballymena during the Second World War whilst learning new theatrical skills.
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