Information for schools

Many of the Darwin200 partners are currently developing dedicated teaching resources for the bicentenary such as science festivals, resource packs, workshops, lectures and teachers’ courses.

More information about these activities will be added as they are developed. In the meantime, here are some online resources…

Take a look at the Natural History Museum's Great Debate school programme for Key Stage 4. Plunge your students into the fiery debate surrounding Darwin's theory of evolution.

Explore the Natural History Museum's gallery learning resources. The self-led discovery guides and new Explore and Discover series are a great way to see the galleries while supporting National Curriculum learning.

Darwin-inspired learning and teaching is a framework for education inspired by Darwin for the Charles Darwin Forum.

Browse the American Museum of Natural History's online educator's guide about Darwin.

If you have a question about evolution ask a biologist.