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City of London Corporation
The London Archives
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Learning

Schools and adults

Learning at The London Archives

We are dedicated to ensuring that everyone has access to history and heritage through our Learning Programme.

For the past two decades we have been committed to working across a board range of audiences, programming talks and tours for adults as well as an awarding winning schools’ programme. We also work extensively with community groups, BME & LGBTQ+ organisations and individuals in collecting, preserving, and showcasing London’s diverse histories.

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Primary schools
Education offer
Explore our Key Stage 1 and 2 education sessions
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Secondary schools
Education offer
Discover our Key Stage 3 and 4 education sessions
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Learning resources
Classroom Resources for Teachers
Find out about the learning resources we have on offer
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Adult programme
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The London Archives runs a core public programme of events, talks, walks and workshops - find out what's on offer
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Students and Early Career Researchers
What we can offer you
The London Archives is a free space to study, even if you're not using the archives - find out about what we offer for students and early career researchers
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Lecturers and Academics
Higher education
The London Archives is a free place for students to study which provide access to world class resources including our Mediatheque, London Picture Archive and our 100,000-volume library on the history of London, alongside printed maps (highlights include facsimiles of the bomb damage map) and microfilm readers.

Stay in touch with our Learning Team