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Learning Resources, projects and partners
Date updated: 8/09/2020
LMA has teamed up with a variety of project and educational partners to provide a number of online resources to assist with learning.
TES shop with downloadable study packs on topics including:
- The War of the Roses and the City of London
- Twentieth Century British Black History
- Robert Hooke's Diary and Micrographia
- Investigating Children's Health
- Criminal Lives: Pubishing Old Bailey Convicts, 1780-1925
- Magna Carta and the City of London
- Angevin London
- The Genius of Bazalgette
- Campaing: Make an Impact
- Celebrate the Life and Work of Cy Grant
- Medieval Scribes - Caligraphy
Visit the TES website to find out more and download the packs
LMA is a contributing partner to Culture Mile Learning - bringing together a diverse range of cultural, heritage and arts organisations from across London to work on an unprecedented scale to offer world-class learning experiences.
Knowledge Quarter is the focal point for one of the greatest knowledge clusters anywhere in the world, located in a small area around King’s Cross, the Euston Road and Bloomsbury.
As a gateway to knowledge of every kind, we open doors for visitors, students, researchers and people who live and work in this dynamic part of London.
Speak Out London – Diversity City is a community led LGBTQ+ Oral History project based at London Metropolitan Archives (LMA). Visit the website to listen to oral histories, look at posters pictures and other emphemera
The Haringey Vanguard project, funded by the National Heritage Lottery Fund (NHLF), aims to establish a community Black LGBTQ+ oral-history and memorabilia archive at Haringey Archive and Museums Service. This will record histories (1980-present) in imminent danger of being lost forever.
Layers of London is a map-based history website developed by the Institute of Historical Research. Users can access free historic maps of London and contribute stories, memories and histories to create a social history resource about their area, including many maps and images form the LMA collections
Unlocking Our Sound Heritage (UOSH) is a UK-wide project that will help save the nation’s sounds and open them up to everyone. LMA is a regional hub for the project