Includes grass headband from Papua New Guinea, mehndi stencil, hook of Maui, ear sticks, earlobe ornament, penis sheath, amulet, platform sandals and Chief's breast ornament from Solomon Islands.

Includes Kente cloth, beadwork doll, ivory horn, ivory plaque, brass bracelet, spiral anklet, minature drum and two nose plugs.

Includes seed game, snuff bottle, snuff, 2 amulets, fertility doll, boy's apron, ear plugs, two gourds, drinking straw and a calabash spoon.

Open up a huge trunk to investigate life on a Victorian railway. The box includes artefacts and character hats, from Brunel to navvies. The accompanying digital resource includes maps, documents, photos, soundscapes, a movie clip, and a slide show to enhance your lessons. The digital resource is also available as a separate lending resource.

This innovative loan box is designed to help teachers explore a citizenship theme along cross-curricular topics, developing an appropriately rounded approach. The artefacts, films, images and sound clips with our suggested activities and structure or integrating them into your own lesson plans. Students must create an exhibition for their schools on one of the chosen topics: migration, trade justice, political literacy and racism. This is an excellent opportunity for teachers and citizenship co-ordinators to create links between classroom learning and the pupils’ own communities as well as the wider world. It is an ideal activity for special topics such as Fair Trade Fortnight, Black History Month and student councils.

Price: £50 + VAT per month

Includes two wooden printing blocks, horse trapping, textiles, mehndi stencil, horse figure, rangoli pattern, henna paint (sealed), henna powder (sealed) and coconut box.

Includes Papua shell necklace from New Zealand, totem carving, gourd bottle, bark cloth, tapa cloth bag and ear plug from Solomon Islands.

Includes shell money from Solomon Islands, palm wood comb, wooden fishing float, ankle rattles, Poi balls, grass loincloth, gourd lime box, fish hook of maui, stone mortar and Tiki from New Zealand.

Bring alive the cultures of India, the Caribbean, Africa and the United Kingdom in your own nursery or school. The kit includes our specially designed pop-up play tent as well as; books, puppets, costumes, musical instruments, plush animals and resources for activities. Stimulate your children's curiosity, imagination and awareness of other cultures.

Includes Benin leopard, Oni, ivory bracelet, Asante stool, manilla bracelets, scales for weighing gold dust, spoon for measuring gold dust, carved ivory horn, two sets of trade beads and an assortment of Asante gold weights.

Includes ankle shackles, leg irons, neck rings, tobacco twist, clay pipe, sugar nippers, sugar cane, whip, slave identification piece and punishment collar

Includes Abolitionist coins, Abolitionist chinaware, anti-slavery medallion, Martin Luther King commemorative badge, steel drum, flintlock pistol, Malcom X t-shirt, and sugar cane machete from St Kitts.

Includes crocodile carving from Australia, African mask, batik work tool, batik pattern block, bark cloth beater, beadwork purse, bidri work bowl, calligraphy brush, Indian enamelled dish and decorated gourd rattle from Malaysia.

Includes Indian chewing tobacco, coconut pod, chopsticks, cutlery, calabash spoon, bamboo lime box, Chinese tea cup, coconut shell spoon, clay pot, spices and wooden sweet mould from South East Asia.

Includes prayer beads from Gambia, prayer mat, prayer bell, Koran stand, fly whisk, brass water pot, brass oil lamp, kara, khanga, model of the Virgin Mary and soapstone durga from India.

This workshop has been developed to mark the 200th anniversary of the abolition of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, and to remember those who contributed to the end of the slave trade in British Parliament. Pupils will investigate how key figures and events within the political culture in Britain and the wider world led to abolition, and also explore some of the consequences of abolition for different groups of people involved. Using our radio studio, students will create audio pieces incorporating their work.

Curriculum link: QCA History Unit 15: Black peoples of America: from slavery to equality?

Time: 2 hours Price: £60

Interactive learning about the origins, meanings, beliefs and culture of the Caribbean through festivals. Activities include: costume, food tasting, artefact handling and music.

Curriculum link: QCA Religious Education Unit 2C: Celebrations - Generic

Time: 1.5 hours Price: £50

Pupils visit the galleries in small groups and research a topical issue of global importance such as slavery, trade justice, tourism and immigration. They present their reports in our radio studio and the final edited recording is sent to your school.

Curriculum link: QCA Citizenship Unit 1: Taking part -developing skills of communication and participation & Unit 10: Debating a global issue.

Time: 2 hours Price: £60

Pupils engage in a range of activities to find out about aspects of Indian village life including work, homes, cooking and food, toys and games. During the session pupils have the opportunity to handle objects, try on clothes, learn traditional games and follow a typical Indian recipe.

Curriculum link: QCA Geography Unit 10: A village in India

Time: 1 hours Price: £40

Pupils Explore Africa from the point of view of five children living across the continent.They investigate artefacts, maps and trade items to make connections with the wider world. They will learn about children's lives, health issues, and trade links.

Curriculum link: QCA Geography Unit 24: Passport to the world

Time: 1.5 hours Price: £50

Discover the meaning of Indian patterns used during festivals and religious ceremonies. Learners will design and create a rangoli piece (the traditional art form used for decorating) and saree decoration (which also have symbolic motifs and patterns) to take away with them.

Curriculum link: QCA Religious Education Unit 6F: How do people express their faith through the arts?

Time: 1 hours Price: £40

Through a series of activities learners investigate artefacts and primary and secondary source materials to collect information on Africa before the slave trade, trade and capture, abolition to emancipation.

Curriculum link: QCA History Unit 15: Black peoples of America: from slavery to equality?

Time: 1.5 hours (KS3)/1 hour (KS2) Price: £50(KS3)/£40(KS2)

Led by a professional drama practitioner this workshop focuses on using drama activities to promote reflexive thinking and empathy. By the end of the session, students will have developed an understanding of the subject of slavery and be able to empathise with those whose lives have been influenced by it.

Curriculum link: QCA History Unit 15: Black peoples of America from slavery to equality?

Time: 2 hours (KS3)/1 hour (KS2) Price: £60

Learners explore the origins of today's multiracial Britain and why people have migrated to this country. They investigate suitcases full of handling objects, photographs and personal accounts, and use their detective skills to work out where the suitcase owner is from, who they are and why they came to Britain.

Curriculum link: QCA History Unit 13: How has life in Britain changed since 1948?

Time: 1 hour Price: £40