LEARNING AT THE LIVERPOOL BEATLES MUSEUM
ABOUT OUR EDUCATION TEAM
The Liverpool Beatles Museum is housed in a large three storey former Victorian warehouse. It comprises over 300 primary and secondary source items of Beatles memorabilia that provide an invaluable resource for educators, and learners of all ages.
Manager and Beatles historian Paul Parry, is a personal friend of former Beatles drummer Pete Best and of the museum’s founder Roag Best. He has spent a career as a teacher in a range of schools and has a true understanding of how teaching and lesson planning works in practice and how best to support learning outside the classroom, college or university. In addition Paul has put his musical talents to work and created a song that champions children’s rights which has been adopted by the UNICEF charity. The Education Team at the museum has over 45 years of combined frontline educational experience and includes an in house consultant with a Master’s Degree in Education.
DISCOVER LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
Educational Visits
Activities
University and colleges
Educator Museum Visits
Support Materials
Facilities
Educational Visits
We offer guided tours to groups of students ranging from infant to university level. Topics can be selected from a range of workshops available or, if preferred, following consultation with educators prior to the visit, we can produce a bespoke tour with appropriate resources.
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ACTIVITIES
Mini Magical Mystery Hunter
KS1-KS2
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Mini Magical Mystery Hunter
KS1-KS2
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The Beatles Get Arrested
KS2 – writing for different purposes, MFL (German), PSHE. British Values and Citizenship).
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What If The Beatles Manager Was A Woman
Feminism (GCSE- English, Media Studies, Business Studies. A level- Media and Business Studies)
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Brand Identity
GCSE-English, Media Studies, Business Studies. A level- Media and Business Studies
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Revolver
GCSE-English, Media Studies, Business Studies. A level- Media and Business Studies
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Universities and Colleges
The museum provides rich and diverse opportunities for advanced studies and by working with unique primary and secondary sources promotes engagement with both The Beatles lives and the social and cultural history of the 1950s to the 1970s.
We are delighted to welcome visits from further and higher educational practitioners attached to Colleges and Universities. This will present them with an opportunity to assess how the museum can facilitate and add value to a learning or research experience.
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Educator Museum Visits
Educators are welcome to visit the museum on a speculative basis. We will offer them a free guided tour in order to assess for themselves the potential the museum has to offer for their particular curricular interest. This offers an opportunity to ask questions about our facilities and to discuss any support materials that we can prepare and provide.
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Support Materials
We have risk assessments and comprehensive child protection policy
documentation which all staff are familiar with.
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Facilities
The museum is situated in Mathew Street which can be accessed from North John Street or Victoria Street. A member of our team can meet and escort groups into the museum if required. There are storage facilities available for bags and coats etc.
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Coach Parking
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CONTACT
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