Culture Street Content Director Keith Alexander introduces his new project designed to connect teachers and pupils with contemporary artists, writers, filmmakers and performers.

This British Museum Young explorers' fun video guide is great for learning about how people in the past have found ways to tell the time.

Pupils can learn all about how the lotus symbolised rebirth and then make their own origami version.

The Science Museum has some great Thomas Edison resources for kids and their school project.

Pupils can develop financial capability skills in this Starting Out game and more from the Museum of London

Free, downloadable Stone Age school curriculum-related resources, activities, objects and more.

We love the Imperial War Museum's Austerity Christmas film with handy wartime tips.

The British Geological Survey have some rock salt facts for your pupils.

Produced by Stardotstar for GMPTE's DingDing website, this free, online KS2 and KS3 resource for schools explores how public transport put Manchester on the map.

We’ve brought together all the science-related educational resources on Culture24 to save you time looking.

With a royal wedding on the way - this is a perfect time to show your pupils royal Catherines from British history.

Museums, galleries and heritage sites have a wide range of free, engaging and informative e-learning resources to develop your class's learning opportunities and raise attainment.

The UK museums' free, online Hindu and Diwali educational resources.

Join the Alliance in this November’s The Big Link Up and have your say.

Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery’s latest teaching resource is curriculum-linked for you.

Be a winner in the battle to find the best of online museum resource round-ups for you, from the Ancient Egyptians to the Tudors and more.

We’ve got a pupil-friendly exploration of the Nativity in paintings for you.

As part of the Cultural Olympiad, Stories of the World: London, students can get museum work experience.

Rare colour film of the Blitz is now available to view on Westminster Archives West End at War website.

A resource for your pupils as part of an Ancient Roman project.

Real life support and online resources to help you start a Craft Club in school.

How do artists remind us about life and death? Here's a round-up for you of resources from the UK's museums.

A student's Bayeux tapestry inspired history of Britain has prompted our Bayeux Tapestry round-up for you.

These poignant homefront recollections are captured on film for your pupils.

As the ash cloud from the Icelandic volcano affects UK air traffic, now is a great time for a class volcano topic.

With The Great Fire Experience returning to the Museum of London, we thought it was time for a fiery key stage one resource round-up.

Living Heritage is the new online resource from Parliament bringing together the history of parliament for your class.

Here's a key stage two round-up for you of all the great Ancient Egyptian resources and games from the UK's museums.

The Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust has launched the first training programme of its kind called ADVANCE aimed at 18-25 year old entrepreneurs to build practical skills for business and creativity.

The new kids' site from the British Museum, Young explorers, has our latest favourite game on it - Time explorer.

Discover the artist's work online.

The Royal Albert Hall has launched Showtime, a free online resource to support secondary Maths, English and ICT learning using the inspirational backdrop of the Grade I listed building.

A recent artwork and a production of Christ have reignited the controversy over the colour of Christ's skin. Images of Lorna May Wadsworth's art will provide a useful starting point for an RE lesson discussion on the subject.

From interactive quizzes and online pot making to writing a spotter's WebQuest guide to Greek Temples - we've got a round-up for you of the best online ancient Greek resources from UK museums.

Here's a round-up of online and practical activities for your class about minibeasts.

Show Me, our kids' site has a fantastic make and do mummy and case courtesy of Usborne Publishers. There are also useful links to other resources that you'll find helpful for your KS2 Ancient Egyptian project.

Here's a round-up of great online space resources, including interactives and games, from UK science museums and centres.

Here's a round-up of all the fantastic KS2 Tudor interactives and games from museums and heritage sites round the UK.

Campaign! Make an Impact launches with comprehensive online, cross-curricular resources for schools to help students run their own campaigns.

Nine participating national museums have collaborated in a unique way to create two unique online learning applications for pupils, teachers, and lifelong learners called WebQuests and Creative Spaces.

ArtisanCam - a free, award-winning website providing a perfect introduction to the world of contemporary visual art, features a variety of video and interactive activities showcasing contemporary artists at work - perfect for the class.

The famous Victorian painting, Work, by Ford Maddox Brown, is being brought to life in Manchester as part of a new online teaching resource for primary school teachers.

Show Me is a website dedicated to kids and is jam-packed with engaging online games, interactive activities and teaching resources for KS1 and 2, generated by museums, galleries, science centres, heritage sites, libraries and archives across Britain.

From activities, events and workshops on-site to amazing outreach opportunities and online resources, museums' collections form the basis for engaging learning that connects learners to the world around them and their place in it.

Museums and galleries are increasingly adding the ability to zoom into their digitised collections online, which makes them even more exciting as a learning resource in the classroom.