26/08/2026
☀️ Teachers, I hope you're all enjoying a well-deserved summer break!
As thoughts slowly start to turn towards September planning, why not consider a visit to King Edward Mine Museum as the perfect launch day for your next topic?
Our hands-on educational visits bring learning to life and provide fantastic links across the Primary National Curriculum, including:
⛏️ History – Local history studies, significant industries, and how mining shaped Cornwall and Britain.
🌍 Geography – Rocks, minerals, landscapes, natural resources, land use, sustainability and environmental change.
🔬 Science – Materials, forces, rocks, Earth science, observation and investigation through real-world examples.
⚙️ Design & Technology / Engineering – Mechanisms, machinery, problem-solving, innovation and engineering through our historic working tin mill and LEGO engineering challenges.
💼 Careers Education – Discover the wide range of careers connected to mining, geology, engineering, conservation and heritage.
🌱 Sustainability & Land Reclamation – Explore how former industrial sites can become thriving habitats for wildlife and communities.
Our visits are engaging, interactive and memorable, helping pupils make meaningful connections between classroom learning and Cornwall's incredible industrial heritage. We can tailor activities to suit your curriculum and learning objectives.
If you're planning your autumn term, we'd love to welcome your class to King Edward Mine Museum. Get in touch to find out more or arrange a free teacher pre-visit!