National Portrait Gallery: Secondary learning sessions

The National Portrait Gallery tells the story of Britain through portraits. Schools hub is a free online learning resource designed to support the study of Art & Design and History through the world’s largest collection of portraits. We welcome Early Years, School and College groups to the Gallery for self-led visits, exhibition visits and learning sessions.

Learning Offer

Secondary learning sessions at the National Portrait Gallery

Enrich students' learning with our free curriculum-linked sessions. Choose a History focus to develop students' enquiry skills as they come face-to-face with key figures from the past, using portraits as historical sources. Or an Art & Design session, developing students' visual literacy and creative skills as they explore a diverse range of portraits, create works of their own and fill their sketchbooks with ideas to use back at school.

Location: St Martin's Place, London, WC2H 0HE
Age: Key stage 3, key stage 4, key stage 5+
Date: Various dates
Cost: Free

Contact

To book please visit:

https://www.npg.org.uk/schools-hub/search?ks%5B%5D=key-stage-3&ks%5B%5D=key-stage-4&ks%5B%5D=key-stage-5&type%5B%5D=learning_session

Contact: education@npg.org.uk

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