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Hadrian’s Wall is the best preserved and most formidable of Rome’s great frontiers and part of the World Heritage Site – Frontier of the Roman Empire. In all, over 100 miles of inspiring encounters with our Roman past can be found at a multitude of key sites and attractions, transporting visitors into the proud, pioneering heart of Rome.
Learning resources
Segedunum Learning Resources
At Segedunum Roman Fort we are dedicated to supporting all learners, we offer a range of resources for use on site and at home or in the classroom as well as workshops that can be tailored to your needs.
Vindolanda Trust Learning Programme
Our passion at the Trust is to preserve and share the gift of history. We encourage people of all ages and abilities to enrich their present and future by learning from the past.
Tullie – Schools Programme
Tullie is a museum, art gallery, and community hub. Inspiring lifelong learning is at the very heart of what we do. We do this by introducing children to the museum through crafts and play, changing exhibitions and regular workshops and events.
English Heritage Schools Programme
Discover the remains of the forts towns, see rare Roman artefacts, get hands-on in museums and take in the rugged landscape to find out what life was like on the edge of Britain. Find learning resources and workshops for schools and teachers.
Great North Museum Primary Programme
Bring learning to life with a school or group visit to the Great North Museum: Hancock. We welcome groups from babies and toddlers all the way up to further and higher education students.
Education on a World Heritage Site
Interactive experiences for schools
Pupils of all ages are bound to enjoy experiencing Hadrian’s Wall at first-hand with some focused activities.
