Museum archive workshop for college and university students. Examine a real life case using archive materials such as archives and autopsy cards.

Experience the emotive Capital Punishment Gallery, then prepare and debate whether this sentence should be reintroduced.

The two hour workshop introduces children to the law and the role of the courts in a fun and tactile session.

Justice Reinvented is an engaging education workshop and debate for secondary schools at the National Justice Museum. Critically assess the current UK justice system.

Nottingham’s former Courthouse and Gaol is an ideal location to bring crime and punishment studies to life.

Explore key museum spaces with a dedicated education guide Come face to face with infamous historical characters

Students will get the opportunity to explore Victorian Nottingham in the Narrow Marsh exhibition and take part in different activities.

Pupils will get to grips with law-related artefacts from our collection in an interactive object handling activity designed for key stage 1.

This session includes a guided tour of the Greater Manchester Police Museum, and an hour dressing up as characters in the courtroom to act out a real trial.

These thought-provoking courtroom workshops explore a contemporary or historical criminal case.

Discover what it was like to be on the wrong side of the law. Pupils are encouraged to think about consequences and the importance of honesty.