Suitable for Years 5-7. A general overview covering topics such as recruiting, the trenches, women's work, air raids and shortages.

Suitable for Years 3-6. Looks at technological advances in warfare in the 20th century, focusing on some of the Museum's most famous exhibits.

Suitable for Years 3-6. Covers gas, the blackout and evacuation.

Suitable for Years 5-6. A general overview of the home front for those with limited time, covering the black-out, the Blitz, rationing, 'Dig for Victory', women's war work and V1 and V2 rocket attacks.

Examines the Phoney War, the Blitz, Austerity and the V1 and V2 rockets.

Suitable for Years 3-6. Covers food rationing, salvage, 'Dig for Victory', clothes rationing and 'Make-Do and Mend'.

Suitable for Years 3-6. Covers ARP, bombs, fighting fires, air raid shelters and the V1 and V2 rocket

Suitable for KS3 and 4. Examines technological advances in weaponry during the war, including big guns, tanks, submarines and aircraft.

Suitable for KS3 and 4. Examines technological advances in weaponry during the war, including military vehicles, aircraft and bombs.

Covers the withdrawal of European powers from the African continent, nationalism, racism and inter-tribal conflict, South Africa and the legacy of the end of colonial rule.

Examines Germany at the end of the Second World War, the Berlin blockade, the East German uprising, the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall.

Post-war Britain, Britain's independent nuclear deterrent, national service, Northern Ireland, the Falklands War.

Chinese civil war 1945-1949, Chinese Communism, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Malayan Emergency.

Covers conflict in the Middle East, Palestine, Israel, the Suez crisis, the Six Day War, Lebanon, the Iran - Iraq conflict, the Gulf conflict.

The aftermath of war in Europe, the Cold War, the Arms Race and the Space Race, detente, arms control and reduction, the collapse of Communism.

Covers the political background of the Vietnam war, the French Indo-China war 1946-1954, South Vietnam, full-blown war, public reaction, the Veterans and the aftermath of war.

Designed particularly for pupils studying English or Art GCSE, and studying the First World War. Also of interest to history students wanting to approach the topic in a broader way.

Suitable for KS3 and 4. Examines technological advances in weaponry during the war, including big guns, tanks, submarines and aircraft.

Suitable for KS3 and 4. Examines technological advances in weaponry during the war, including military vehicles, aircraft and bombs.