Schools and Colleges

Supporting the National Curriculum for Design and Technology and tailored for key stages 2 – 5, we offer students and educators design education facilities and workshops supporting a vibrant programme connected with the wider ecology of design practice, networks and communities.

Teachers’ Mixer: Enzo Mari

Are you a teacher, head teacher or teaching assistant involved in key stages 2–5 education? If you are, then we’d love you to join our special networking event. It will be an opportunity for school professionals to come to visit the Enzo Mari exhibition, participate in practical sessions exploring how to apply museum learning into the classroom setting and an opportunity for information sharing.

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Self-guided visits for learning groups

Organise a learning group visit to the museum. Our programme includes temporary exhibitions and free displays and a permanent collection featuring iconic designs.

Workshops for schools

Discover our on demand, design-led creative workshops for schools available for bookings in a wide range of topics.

Design Ventura

Design Ventura is a free, design and enterprise challenge for students in years 9, 10 and 11, supported by industry professionals. Bringing the business of design to life with Deutsche Bank, students answer a live brief to design a new product for the Design Museum Shop.

Resources for teachers

Explore our selection of online resources to inform and inspire your teaching, whether you combine them with a workshop and a trip to the museum or draw inspiration for what to do in the classroom.

Schools enquiries

• If you'd like to find out more about our workshops for schools or the Design Ventura competition please email: learning@designmuseum.org

• If you'd like to know more about self-directed learning group visits to our exhibitions please email: bookings@designmuseum.org