Royal Engineers Museum

Museum
Kent
The Royal Engineers Museum, located in Gillingham, Kent, UK, offers a comprehensive selection of educational resources that cater to both traditional and homeschool educational needs. With a focus on history and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics), the museum provides 'Inspiring Learning Sessions' suitable for various educational levels, from early years to Key Stage 5. These sessions incorporate practical, hands-on learning experiences designed to engage and stimulate curiosity among students. Additionally, home education days are available, featuring informal workshops that allow families and homeschool groups to explore STEM topics interactively using the museum's rich collections. The museum also provides online resources for home educators, offering downloadable and interactive learning materials focused on engineering and experimentation.

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