Digital learning programme for children & families or schools & teachers

Grimshaw have a swathe of videos on projects, people and sustainability!

The National Saturday Club gives 13–16-year-olds across the country the opportunity to study subjects they love at their local university, college or cultural institution, for free.

Learning Resources inspired by artworks on The Line, London's public art walk. They can be used in conjunction with a visit to The Line or via the website.

Poor Collective are a brilliant social enterprise focusing on the development of communities through the elevation of young people. Check them out!

Learning programmes for schools and communities that use the city and public landscape to explore big ideas

Investigating architecture through discussions, making art, and using digital media in real-world contexts

For those looking for a dose of inspiration of Eden at home, at school and beyond!

NGV is committed to providing creative experiences for young people and their families and sharing new ways to be creative.

Nurture your budding architect through these free, online design activities - including designing a rooftop hat

Explore the museum's collection through animated storytelling

Explore the Metropolitan Museum of Art through an interactive map, time machine and videos

Great mini-art history lessons geared towards teenagers

Fun stories and videos to explore the collections, as well as downloadable worksheets and lesson plans on the climate emergency and biodiversity

London's Royal Academy has a range of teacher resources, creative activities and in-depth broadcasts suitable for young people of all ages and backgrounds, whether you prefer to look, listen or create.

Free lesson plans for Key Stage 3 – 5 students (ages 11 – 18) covering many areas of the V&A museum collections and varied exhibition programme

A wide range of activities from making protest posters to sensory sculptures

A wide range of downloadable resources on topics ranging from animals in art to living cities

Artists from Maryam Hashemi (pictured) to Frances Segelman talk through making artworks from scratch in a short video series. Plus, Benjamin Zephaniah and Malorie Blackman talk creative writing

The Courtauld's Learning Department have put together a range of resources for secondary school teachers. Particularly interesting is the 11-section Architecture Resource, which includes sections such as 'Architecture and Collage' and 'Architecture and Creative Writing'