M+ School Programmes
The School Programmes of the 2023/24 School Year will be held between 3 October 2023 and 12 July 2024. We welcome participation by all kindergartens, primary, and secondary schools.
Our School Programmes
Kindergarten Programmes
Our Kindergarten Programmes provide young pupils with playful in-gallery learning experiences that combine interactive activities and observation tools in exploring the M+ building and the M+ Collections.
Primary School Programmes
We provide regular programmes for primary school students, including M+ Collections Thematic Tours and Related Workshops. We also offer All-around Creative Learning Experiences that involve the participation by a whole grade of students. M+ Educators will engage the students with creative teaching approaches to nurture a lifelong appreciation for museums, visual culture and learning.
Secondary School Programmes
Our Secondary School Programmes emphasise the nurturing of the students’ ability to understand and interpret visual culture, thereby raising their confidence in forging relationships with the world. Regular programmes include M+ Collections Thematic Tours and Related Workshops, M+ Special Exhibition Programmes, and Introduction to M+ Collections Exhibitions and Visual Culture, which is suitable for large group participation by students. The Artist-led Programmes are also available for student participation in designated months.
Teacher Programmes
Our Teacher Programmes provide an opportunity for cultural learning for the teachers of primary and secondary schools, featuring a wide selection of activities for professional development. Participants will join museum curators, educators, artists and designers in exploring the creative dimensions of visual culture. Together they uncover the crossings between traditional school education, museum learning, artistic creation and design.
M+ Teacher Roundtable
The M+ Roundtable is formed by teachers from local schools. Members of the Roundtable meet with M+ curators and create educational programmes with the aim of facilitating exchange between schools and the museum. Together they build the nexus between teaching and learning.