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We’re back for Day 2 at the Museum and Heritage Show at Olympia, London!
Come and find us at Stand D8 to chat about how MyLearning supports teachers with trusted heritage content and free resources.

Later this afternoon, we’ll also be presenting our latest work exploring smart search tools and large language models (LLMs) — and how they can help build the next generation of lesson planning tools.

Pop by if you’re around!

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Oliver Cromwell: commoner, member of parliament, ruthless soldier, abolitionist and Lord Protector. Find out more about one of the most hated men in Irish history who left his mark on the political landscape of Britain.

https://www.mylearning.org/stories/who-was-oliver-cromwell

Image © The Cromwell Museum

For we celebrate Edward Jenner, the scientist who developed the vaccine for deadly smallpox. In 1853 the vaccine was made compulsory…smallpox has now been eradicated in the world.

https://www.mylearning.org/stories/renaissance-and-early-modern-medicine/1477

Image from Wellcome Collection, available under creative commons at Wikipedia.

8th-17th March is British science week 2024!

We have a new resource which covers bioaccumulation and biomagnification and examines the role of museum collections in supporting science research through a real life case study. Perfect for KS3 and KS4.

To find the resource, head over to mylearning.org and type ‘biomagnification’ into the search bar.

Check out our latest newsletter at https://wfly.co/s8IXb with more free science resources and highlighting resources for International Woman's day on the 8th March.

Image: Leeds Museums and Galleries