The Chelsea campus of the National Army Museum serves as the primary hub for exploring the history of the British Army, with a strong emphasis on educational programs tailored for schools, teachers, and the public. It features interactive galleries and dedicated learning facilities like the Foyle Centre, where curriculum-linked workshops, self-guided trails, study days, and CPD sessions for history educators are delivered. The museum's academic focus is on military heritage, soldier experiences, and the Army's societal impact from the English Civil War to contemporary operations, fostering historical understanding through hands-on activities and expert-led content.
These offerings support primary and secondary education with resources for classroom use, family activities, and in-depth visits, promoting critical thinking about military history and its lessons.
