Resources for teachers 

You can download Teacher Resources via the links below or the Learning Resources section of our Image Store. This will allow you to search for resources by Key Stage, such as KS1, KS2, and KS3. Free images from the Royal Pavilion and Museums' collections are also available to registered users.

Discover the Royal Pavilion all Key Stages

Find out more about the history of Brighton and its development from a small fishing town into the city it is today, and the impact of the Royal Pavilion and George IV.  Also available to purchase in the Royal Pavilion shop.
Discover the Royal Pavilion worksheet [PDF 78.5KB]
Discover the Royal Pavilion resource book [PDF 4.29MB] 

Royal Pavilion Learning Links Key Stage 1 & 2

Discover more links across the curriculum with activities devised by local teachers.
Royal Pavilion Learning Links [MS Word 3.57MB]

Discover Ancient Egypt at Brighton Museum Key Stage 2

This resource has been specifically designed to support learning about ancient Egypt using the objects on display at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, and to familiarise teachers with the ancient Egyptian objects in our collection.

It contains classroom materials and worksheets that you can photocopy and use in the museum galleries.

Discover Ancient Egypt at Brighton Museum [PDF 4MB]

Making the most of Brighton Museum for art teachers Key Stage 3

Find out more about the collections, galleries and themes in the museum as well as highlighted key objects. The pack includes ideas for activities and advice on planning your visit. The pack can be adapted for other key stages.
Brighton Museum - Planning your visit [PDF 569KB]
Brighton Museum - Galleries and Themes [PDF 1.47MB]

Image & Identity Citizenship museum and classroom pack Key Stage 3

By focusing on the KS3 Citizenship concepts of diversity, tolerance and respect, the resource seeks to develop students’ understanding of similarities between different cultures and groups in society, and of the interdependence and social responsibilities we have towards one another as global citizens.
For use in the classroom and in Brighton Museum & Art Gallery.
Image & Identity - Museum and Classroom pack [MS Word 1.49MB]

Image & Identity Art pack Key Stage 3

For use in the classroom and in the galleries at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery.
Image & Identity - Art Pack [MS Word 3.13MB]

Culture, Identity, Difference,  Discovering Anthropology through Museum Collections

This resource supports cross-curricular themes in A-Level and GCSE programmes of study which are also central to anthropological studies. Using classroom resources and gallery activities explore the themes of Belief, Ethnicity, Family, Gender, Identity and Power through objects in our collections.

Culture, Identity, Difference - Resource Pack [PDF 6MB]

Brighton during World War II Teacher Resource Pack

Explore Brighton's wartime experience using the museum collections.  Find out about the crucial role played by many women in the Women's Land Army.  This cross-curricular teacher resource pack contains information about our collections together with suggested activities and questions to support investigations using oral histories and artefacts.

Brighton during World War II - Teacher Resource Pack [PDF 2MB]

Land Girls Oral Histories Transcript [PDF 24KB]

You can listen to World War II oral histories and watch video interviews of the Land Girls here

Our collections

Find out more about our collections and explore a variety of themes such as Diwali, Indian Shadow Puppets, Portraits, Renegade Fashion, Local History Photographs and many more.
Visit History and Collections

Brighton History Centre

Access to census returns, street directories, parish registers, newspapers and periodicals dating back to 1749.
Visit the Brighton History Centre

Local History CDRom

For use in the classroom and to support independent visits to the Local History galleries at Brighton Museum & Art Gallery.
Brighton Seaside Then & Now (KS1)
Victorian Brighton (KS2)
Brighton During WW2: The Home Front (KS2)
The Growth of Brighton (KS3)
Cost: £5
Available from: Museum shops

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