Booking is essential
● Each session lasts 2 hours either morning or afternoon.
● To book, use the contact details at the end of each description.

Captain Cook Birthplace Museum, 7 – 10 October
Key Stage 2: Identity
Curriculum Links: KS2: Art & Design (Unit 3A, 4A, 5A) Citizenship (Unit 5)
Participants will have opportunities to look at, and respond to, portraits, photographs and objects all containing information about people’s identities. Represented amongst these will be Captain Cook and local migrants. Bookings contact Jenny 01642 515656

Hartlepool Art Gallery, 6 October – 7 November
Key Stage 2 or 3: Living in a diverse world
Curriculum Links: KS2: Citizenship (Unit 5) Geography, English KS3: Citizenship (Unit 3, 4, 9) Geography. Investigate migration using the current exhibition Eye of the Long Nose and resources brought together by local refugees. Discussion on issues relating to diversity, attitudes towards refugees and the role of the media. Bookings contact Naomi 01429 523449

Kirkleatham Museum, 14 – 17 October
Key Stage 2: Refugee! How am I the same? How am I different?
Curriculum Links: Citizenship (Unit 5) Geography, English
Explore how we are connected with different countries by using objects brought together by refugees and the exhibition, Burma: Darkness in a Golden Land. Participants will use digital video to film a role-play of a migrant’s story from a positive and negative viewpoint.
Bookings contact Liz 01642 496400

Head of Steam, Darlington Railway Museum, 20 – 24 October
Key Stage 3: Identity: where are you from?
Curriculum Links: Art (Unit 7A & 9A) & Citizenship (Unit 3, 4, 9)
Explore identity and representation using portrait photography. Participants will investigate issues surrounding multiple identities by using objects brought together by young, local refugees.
Bookings contact Sarah 01325 734128