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Teachers' resources


Materials to support lessons and your students' learning.  

Fact sheets, slide-shows and visit-planning information.
Full dress civil uniform


History resources

Family Trees showing where Kensington's monarchs and key characters fit in to the Stuart, Hanoverian and Victorian dynasties.


Victoria 4 Albert

The great royal love story...as you've never seen it before. Stunning animated short-films by Chiara Ambrosio

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Victoria 4 Albert - promo image for animations released at www.victoria4albert.com from Valentine's Day 2012 


Costume history resources

Kensington Palace houses the Royal Ceremonial Dress Collection with over 10,000 items of historical costume dating from the 17th century to the present day. For a taster of what the palace can offer your students as a resource for research or to inspire click on the link below to our media player where you'll find a slide-show with highlights of the some of the items in the collection.


Peter the Wild Boy - Learning Resource

The Outreach & Community Involvement team aims to help everyone, particularly those who are disadvantaged within our society, explore the stories of our palaces to find relevance and meaning to life today.  We were delighted to work with Openstorytellers, a company of storytellers with learning disabilities, to explore one of the lesser known but fascinating stories of Kensington Palace, that of Peter the Wild Boy. This is their resource pack to help you tell the story. Read more and download the resource >

King's Staircase Peter



Palace notes and guides

Notes and a guide of the new routes and facilities on offer at Kensington will be uploaded shortly.


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