We have just published a new themed document collection on the Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement 1998! It includes all the original documents used to create our resources to mark the 25th anniversary of the signing of the agreement. Find it here:

Thanks everyone who joined us for our first ever #HistoryMysteries broadcast today, where we looked at the life of Anne Lister for #LGBTHistoryMonth! If you missed the livestream, don't worry - it will be published on our website soon. 🔍

The #RepresentationofthePeopleAct was passed #OnThisDay in 1918, granting the vote to some women for the first time in the UK. Students can talk to a 1913 suffragette (played by a professional actor) in our new online #KS3 workshop (24-31 March):

RT @rhulpirp: @buchu has collaborated with @UkNatArchives to produce a resource for Key Stage 4 and 5 students about refugees in South Asia…

Video - Chevalier D’eon: Unboxing the calling card of Chevalier D'eon.

LGBT+ History Month is just around the corner! There's still time to book a slot for our #KS3 online broadcast 'History Mysteries: Anne Lister' on 10 February. Find out more:

New online lesson resource for #KS4 & #KS5: 'Refugees in South Asia during the Second World War'! During the Second World War, British India became home to thousands of refugees from Europe and Asia. Use original sources to explore how they were treated:

Who was Annie Kenney? Why was it so important for her to fight for Votes for Women? In our newest online workshop, #KS3 students can ask Annie Kenney - played by a professional actor - all of their questions. Book now for 24–31 March: #WomensHistoryMonth

RT @minanvceg: Holocaust Memorial Day Assembly with the @UkNatArchives Hundreds of pupils took part this morning. Thankyou for showing us…

Watch the trailer for the stop-motion films made by young people at The National Archives based on the theme 'Great Escapes'. The films will be available online from mid-February on our website - keep your eye out! Find our past film projects here:

Who was #AnneLister, why did her diaries contain code - and why were they almost burnt when they were first decoded? @wyorksarchives In our 'History Mysteries' online event for #KS3 on 10 Feb, we'll be answering these questions (and more!). Book now:

In our latest video, 'Spotlight On: Beveridge Report', Records specialist Laura Robson-Mainwaring looks at the Beveridge Report from our PREM series. How was one of the most iconic documents in British history conceived and received? Watch now!

We have launched a brand new online workshop for #WomensHistoryMonth in March: 'Right to Rebel'! Students will be able to chat to a professional actor playing the #suffragette Annie Kenney. Suitable for #KS3. Dates: 24–31 March Find out more and book:

Our summer term bookings have just been released! 🎉 #TNALearning Our workshops are available online or onsite and are FREE of charge. Each workshop is led by an experienced history educator. Book now! Onsite: Online:

Don't forget to book for #HistoryMysteries on 10 Feb! This free online #KS3 event will explore Anne Lister's life, visiting @ShibdenHall & @wyorksarchives and then joining a live-streamed Q&A with records expert Vicky Iglikowski-Broad. @LGBTHM Book now:

Our summer term workshop bookings open next week on 20 January! You'll be able to book free workshops both onsite and online, each led by an experienced history educator. The new booking links will appear on our Eventbrite page at 3pm on Monday:

Did you know that many of our themed document collections include audio transcripts read by actors? We have just added audio transcripts to our 'Home Front 1939-1945 (part one)' collection. Have a listen: