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Welcome to The National Archives Education Service. We bring history to life through our award-winning programme of taught sessions and online resources.

Medieval 1066 - 1485

Domesday Book, monarchy and everyday life in the Middle Ages.
Early Modern 1485 - 1750

The Tudors, Shakespeare and the English Civil Wars.

Empire and Industry 1750 - 1850

Growth of the British Empire and the Industrial Revolution.
Victorians 1850 - 1901

Health, wealth and poverty in Victorian times.

Early 20th Century 1901 - 1918

Liberal reforms, Suffragettes and the First World War.
Interwar 1918 - 1939

From the Treaty of Versailles to the Munich Agreement.

Second World War 1939 - 1945

Tracing the biggest conflict in history across the globe.
Postwar 1945 - present

Cold War, civil rights and the birth of the welfare state.

News

New Titanic session for KS2
Study the passengers in our virtual classroom
Masters course now open
Work with academics and the Archive to enrich your practice
Secret agents wanted
Students learn from the best in our newest videoconference
Document of the Month
Revelations that made headlines in our latest files from the 1980s

Bohemian Dancers (1960)

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