Secondary

As the United States marks 250 years, has it fulfilled its promise of equality? Reflect on the nation’s founding ideals through people, movements and specific events.

A-Level students are invited to develop their critical thinking skills through the exploration of queer archival material.

This British Museum session is delivered in partnership with the British Library, English Heritage and Norwich Museum Service.

A Level students will explore the life and work of Oscar Wilde, with access to rare archival and manuscript material.

Navigating climate mis- and disinformation is the focus of this year’s Green Libraries Week for schools.

Join author Richard Lambert in this masterclass on climate disinformation and the power of creative writing.

A self-guided opportunity for schools to explore our landmark exhibition, Agatha Christie: A World of Mystery.

Get to know the Queen of Crime in hands-on sessions for schools exploring our exhibition, Agatha Christie: A World of Mystery

Students will explore the history of medicine through these study days, run in collaboration with the Royal College of Physicians.

Join two former Members of Congress – one Democrat and one Republican – for a lively discussion of major themes in contemporary American politics.

Celebrate your students’ love of young adult fiction with this two-day crime fiction festival.

This LGBT+ History Month, discover and celebrate key figures from history through Library collection items and creative workshops.

A Level students will explore the history of women’s rights through the Library’s collection.

These flexible visits enable you to lead your group to explore our public spaces and Treasures Gallery.

Become more confident in academic writing.