Sherborne Museum
 

Education

Sherborne Museum celebrates a decade of providing educational services. The museum's innovative idea to provide close links with local schools led to the formation of The Schools Liaison Committee, a first in the area for a small museum. Since that time representatives from each local school have met at the museum to discuss ways of forging closer links with the museum. A schools case hosts an annual exhibition prepared by pupils themselves and pupils are also invited to submit entries to the Gerald Pitman Memorial Photographic Competition each year on a theme decided by the committee.

Over the last three years grant aid from the Renaissance South Wet and MLA has enabled the museum to set up a number of loans boxes for Schools.
The boxes are available for a period up to half a term covering the following topics:
  • Romans
  • Edwardians
  • Victorians
  • World War I
  • World War II
  • Brunel, a box set-up to celebrate Brunel 200 covering a wide subject area around the railways and transport.

Coming soon!


Make their Day - a nursery rhyme story board with handling box best suited to Pre-Schools, Rising Fives and early KS1 children.

Citizenship and Remembrance - the importance of remembering and how to trace and put faces to the names on war memorials, accompanied with a handling box.
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