Why Choose More Curricular?

Skills change everything. Study skills that show students how to learn. Heritage walks that develop critical thinking using primary sources and historic locations. CPD that gives teachers the strategies to make it stick. One goal: skills that last beyond the exam.

Study Skills Courses

Heritage Walking Tours

For Schools

Caribbean Migration in Notting Hill Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) History, Paper 1: Migrants in Britain c800–present and Notting Hill c1948–c1970

Crown vs Cross AQA GCSE Religious Studies A (8062) and Citizenship Studies (8100)

Tudor Kids Adventure KS2 History and PSHE

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For Families, Tourists and General Public

Visit our specialised heritage walk websites:

Hidden Tudors Tours - Uncover Tudor London's marginalised voices
Notting Hill Walks - Explore Caribbean heritage and Carnival history

Teacher CPD

Where critical thinking meets
living history

Heritage walks, skills workshops and CPD for schools, universities and communities across London.

Community Interest

Research and Reflections

Portrait of Annabell Furner by Mia, aged 9, St Mary's RC Primary School. Watercolour of a medieval woman in a dark blue gown and white wimple writing in a ledger, with the Grocers' Company crest, saffron and purple crocus flowers.

In Plain Sight: Annabell Furner, Medieval Grocer

In 1437, a woman walked into an Italian bank in London and bought £38 of saffron — six years' wages. Her name was Annabell Furner, the earliest recorded female grocer. Students from Mossbourne Community Academy and St Mary's RC Primary School explored her story through art at Grocers' Hall. Visit the online exhibition.

Uncover Hammersmith’s Hidden Heroines This Women’s History Month

Uncover the hidden stories of remarkable women who shaped Hammersmith. Join our free interactive heritage quest this March - solve clues, crack a secret code and claim your prize. Two dates available, suitable for ages eight and up.

Every Child Achieving and Thriving — What the New Education White Paper 2026 Means for Parents and Educators

The government's new education white paper sets out the biggest reforms in a generation, from birth to age 19. We break down what matters most for parents and educators, by age group.

Testimonials & Press

Testimonials

I found the workshop fun and useful because I learnt how to revise properly.

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The course is definitely worth doing. My son learnt things about learning techniques that have never been taught at any of his schools. Thank you very much.

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I am now able to retain information better by writing special types of sentences which help me remember things.

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I would never have been able to find all of this on the Internet.

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Yr 7 Student from Hertfordshire