Museum Education

Get inspired by summer time and the Great British holiday. On our website, you will find links to themed craft activities and discover some holiday souvenirs of years-gone-by.

https://www.stokemuseums.org.uk/pmag/stoke-on-sea/

CLAY Museum is an Arts Council funded programme to support secondary schools in engaging with the Museum and its collections.

View our collection of watercolour paintings collated by The Watercolour World, a UK-based charity working with public and private collections from around the world to create a free online database of documentary watercolours painted before 1900.

Les Roberts, one of our Visitor Services Team, tells his family story:

With many of us spending more time at home, now is the perfect chance to discover the wildlife living on your patch. Exploring the garden is a great way to connect with nature.

With many of us spending more time at home, now is the perfect chance to discover the wildlife living on your patch. Exploring the garden is a great way to connect to nature.

This March, in partnership with The British Ceramics Biennial we are running free cross-curricular ceramic workshops for secondary schools at The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery.

Ceramic figurines have been a popular feature in the ceramics industry. Students learn about the history of these objects, the heroes and villains that inspired them and are encouraged to create their own stories of interpretation.

Ozzy Owl is one of our most visited exhibits.

Help him to find 12 museum objects in our themed monthly trails.

£1 per trail and includes a free pencil.

April Trail.

Help Ozzy Owl find 12 animals that remind you of the popular Beatrix Potter characters.

£1 per trail and includes a free pencil.

Join Meridith Towne as she delves into her 1960s sewing box and delights in a home dressmaking journey through the decade.

Enjoy an evening with King Henry VIII as he travels the realm.