to both our latest newsletter and to the redesigned 4schools site. The reason for the redesign is two-fold. First, we have created so much new content since 4schools was launched in December 2004 that the old site was becoming a little bit unwieldly. Secondly, and more excitingly, since the start of the year we have merged with the Education teams at the two University Museums so that we can offer a better service to teachers and students. As a result the 4schools site has expanded to include details of the onsite and outreach visits we offer and the different curriculum areas that we cover. I hope that you like the changes and would welcome any comments that you have on the redesign. We are still working on uploading content so please bear with us!
With all best wishes for a successful term,
Sarah
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Just launched is a new online exhibition and accompanying resources for schools focusing on Victorian Durham. This exciting new resource was developed a a group of students on the University's MA in Museum and Artefact Studies. For teachers, pupils and families living in or near Durham the resource features a walking tour of the City Centre pointing out many Victorian features.
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For the past eighteen months we have been working on the creation of a number of resources looking at the history of slavery. In addition to our existing resources, we have developed an new online exhibition and a range of onsite and outreach sessions.
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