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Videoconferencing

Now you can experience a Museum of London or a Museum of London Docklands session without even leaving the classroom! Each session allows your pupils to interact with characters or educators from the Museum and to investigate objects from our collection, via a television screen or interactive whiteboard.

Equipment

If you have not made a videoconference before check with your school’s ICT department to find out if you already have video conferencing equipment.

Advice

Global Leap, local authorities and regional broadband consortia are all able to advise on technical requirements and equipment for videoconferencing.

How to book

All schools wishing to take part in a videoconference need to be registered with one of the following organisations:

Primary videoconference availability is advertised through Global Leap (www.global-leap.com) or contact Catherine Stevenson on 020 7814 5574 or learning@museumoflondonorg.uk for availability and JVCS bookings. 

Secondary videoconferences are available to book on request. For information, contact Lucie Parkes on 020 7814 5772 or email: learning@museumoflondon.org.uk.

Enquiries about SEN videoconferences should be directed to the SEN Officer on 020 7814 5549 or email SEN@museumoflondon.org.uk.

Primary sessions

Fire of London KS1

Mary Seacole KS1

Jack the ship’s boy KS1

Roman London alive KS2

Costermonger KS2

Bella Feltwell: East End housewife KS2

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Secondary sessions

The following videoconference sessions are available to book on request.

If you are interested in booking a secondary videoconference please contact Lucie Parkes, Secondary Schools Officer, on 020 7814 5772 or email learning@museumoflondon.org.uk.

We will try to run sessions according to requested dates and times where possible and can run up to three sessions per day. Bookings must be made at least 30 days in advance to ensure this is possible. The minimum group size is 25 and those booking more than one session will have priority.

The Black Death: A survivor’s tale KS3

Countdown to conflict: The English Civil War KS3

The Suffragettes KS3/4

Votes for women Post-16 AS/A2

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Videoconferencing for SEN schools

We can tailor some of our primary sessions to meet the needs of pupils with special educational needs.  Please contact the SEN Officer on 020 7814 5549 or email SEN@museumoflondon.org.uk to discuss your requirements.

Sessions on offer include:

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