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The Travelling Museum

Creative workshops inspired by objects, collections and stories for primary schools. 

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Suitable for

Literacy

Storytelling

Creative Thinking

Role-Play & Drama

Heritage Education

Inquiry-based Learning

Explore. Question. Discover.

A mysterious suitcase arrives in the classroom. Inside is a travelling museum made up of unusual objects, old photographs, natural treasures, curious artefacts and mystery items waiting to be explored. Through observation, discussion, storytelling and role-play, students become curators, storytellers and explorers as they uncover the stories objects might tell and consider what they can reveal about people, places and ideas.


As their discoveries grow, students create exhibitions, displays and object stories inspired by the collections they explore. Through storytelling and role-play, they bring collections to life and explore the different stories objects can tell.


Workshops can be adapted to different ages, themes and learning goals. Collections might explore history, nature, culture, local communities, imagination or a current class topic. Longer projects can lead to classroom museums, student-curated exhibitions and opportunities to share collections, stories and discoveries with others. 

Creative approaches include

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'Museum in a Suitcase' investigations

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Storytelling from objects

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Creating exhibitions and displays

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Interpreting objects and collections

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Curating collections

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Role-Play & Storytelling

FOR

Dutch and International schools

DURATION

From 60 minutes

DELIVERY

English, Dutch or Bilingual

GROUP SIZE

One class to large groups

LOCATION

In school

PRICE

From €245

BOOKING OPTIONS

  • Single Workshop

  • Half-day programme

  • Full-day project

  • Multi-session series

Sessions are designed and led by experienced teachers, theatre practitioners and ​creative educators.

Ready to bring The Travelling Museum to your school?

“Simple, creative and highly engaging. Students were still talking about their discoveries days later.”

- Primary Teacher

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