The National Maritime Museum’s exhibitions and displays tell stories of people and the sea and trace links between Britain and the wider world. Primary school sessions cover topics such as exploration and piracy. Activities often support literacy as well as foundation subjects as they inspire and support writing outcomes.

Next door to the NMM, the Queen’s House is a beautiful example of classical architecture. Designed by architect Inigo Jones and built in the 1630s as a royal residence, it now houses an impressive art collection. EYFS and Primary school sessions focus on using the artworks to inspire creative projects.