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Virtual Classrooms

Distance learning for you and your students

Our award-winning workshops can now be experienced through distance learning. On these pages you will find all the information you need as teachers to select a workshop topic that best suits your students.

All our workshops are based on a guided exploration experience of our unique collection of authentic objects enabling students to ask questions about what is means to be Jewish in Britain today.

 

 

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Primary Schools

“These workshops are an essential part of the RE curriculum in primary education. I would highly recommend the experience to other teachers as it gave our students a chance to share and reinforce their learning.” Year 4 Teacher, Haringey

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Secondary Schools

“Our session was informative, well-planned and enjoyable. It allowed for the students to have a ‘crash-course’ and actually see objects we don’t have in school.” Year 10 Teacher, Wandsworth

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Jewish Schools

“The students were able to understand that what we have been learning about is not just history but real life involving real people – the session helped our students to connect to our community’s history.” Year 5 Teacher, North London

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Teachers

At the Jewish Museum we care about teachers feeling ready, supported and inspired when teaching their students about Judaism and Jewish history. On this page are details about our CPD events and Mental Heath and Wellbeing sessions.

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How it works

The virtual classroom is a bookable distance learning experience for you and your students.
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