It's a whole year since we last asked for your views on My Learning, and once again we're offering participants a set of six high quality A3 posters for the classroom wall, as a thank you for completing our short online survey. 

Sponsored by the Museums, Libraries & Archives Council, the posters feature full colour images relating to Campaign! Make an Impact - a British Library developed initiative that uses historical campaigns to inspire young people into active Citizenship.

 

Subjects for the posters range from a police photograph of Sophia Constable aged 11, who in 1872 was sentenced to three months hard labour for stealing a loaf of bread (pictured), to a CND Anti-Nuclear Campaign banner . 

 

Other images show a 19th Century prisoner's 'Good Conduct' badge and an 18th Century Theodolite used to provide a reliable water supply to many villages across the North Yorkshire Moors, as featured in our latest Learning Journey about The Quakers: Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things.
 

You can access the survey for the next month from our homepage, or click here to take the survey now.