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Visiting The National Motor Museum: a Guide for Teachers

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Visiting The National Motor Museum: a Guide for Teachers

This Guide has been created for teachers, to help plan their visit to the National Motor Museum, and provide some ideas for classroom activities before and after a class visit.

You will find lots of great resources and activities that can be explored in the classroom, even if you can’t make it to the museum in person. You will also find information about each exhibition with suggested questions for discussion, which can be used to support a self-guided museum visit.

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Download the teacher’s guide to get started

Visiting The National Motor Museum: a Guide for Teachers

Make a Booking

The museum gets busy so make sure to book in your self-guided experience. Please use the link below to begin the booking process, and our team will be in touch with you shortly after.

Make a Booking

National Motor Museum Education Programs

Book in an excursion to accompany your self-guided experience

MOTORWORKS

HAWKER VANS

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