Learning

The Museum of Liverpool offers a wide range of educational opportunities for individuals and groups, making it an ideal place to engage learners of all ages.

Learning sessions

Further resources and learning sessions, for schools and community groups, will be available soon.. If you would like to book a self-guided visit before then please either complete the education enquiry form on this website or ring our group bookings team on 0151 478 4788.

Introductory sessions for teachers

If you are interested in bringing a group to the Museum of Liverpool, we are offering introductory sessions for teachers. Places are limited so booking is essential. To book a place please ring 0151 478 4543 or contact the Education and Communities team.

Sessions will include:

  • A walk through the museum.
  • Essential preparation for a group visit, from coach parking to lunch facilities and risk assessments.
  • Introduction to key objects and interactives for each key stage.
  • An introduction to the menu of museum staff led sessions that will be on offer from the Spring term.

Sessions will be held on the following dates:

  • Wednesday 7 March 2012
  • Wednesday 24 April 2012

Memory walk

Guided visits to the Museum of Liverpool specially for older local people

Take a gentle stroll through Liverpool's past. Do you remember when the river Mersey was full of ships? Shops like Blacklers? Days out at New Brighton? Visiting Colomendy?

If so, you may enjoy our memory walk. You'll see some
objects and images that you might just remember, share memories and stories and find out how Liverpool's history is being told today.

Memory walks are free. They are currently available on weekdays
and must be booked in advance. Sessions last approximately one hour and can accommodate up to 25 people.

The Museum of Liverpool is fully accessible and support is available on this tour for people with disabilities. Please state any specific needs when booking.

To book, or for further enquiries, please email Kenn Taylor using this contact form or phone him on 0151 478 4977.

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