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At the Ure Museum we have developed our educational programmes closely linked to pedagogies of active and experiential learning. These methodologies see hands-on engagement with the object of study as a key to personal meaning-making and long-term retention of ideas. Object-based learning has proven useful to facilitate the understanding of a subject and the development of academic and transferable skills such as team-work and communication,  lateral thinking, practical observation and drawing skills. This pedagogy has a long-lasting effect and relationship with memory, probably due to its multi-sensory approach, and it can also trigger innovative dissertation topics when applied to Archaeology. 


KS1 and KS2 School Sessions

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YAC – Young Archaeologists Club

Reading branch

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Sessions for A level students

Classical Studies, Drama, Art & Design

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Annie’s Box

Who was Annie?

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Thematic interpretations by our students & volunteers

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Videos

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Publications

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Online Games

Online Games

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Colour-in Pages & Trails

Colour-in Pages & Trails

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