Learn the basics of tracing your family history at Finding Your Roots, a hands-on workshop led by Stephen Wickens, Collections Development Librarian, and Heather Stracey, Senior Collections Officer at The Amelia.

The theme inspires children to explore the connection between stories and songs, discovering how reading and music both ignite imagination and creativity.

This free 12 week course will take you through the stages of crafting a story and much more!

In the summer term, we offer a work experience ‘experience’ for groups.

This month, our Home Educators took up the chance to find out what it’s like working at the Crematorium.

Today, I had the opportunity to go behind the scenes, finding out all about what it’s like to work at The Amelia Scott.

Kent County Council has confirmed that Adult Education classes will no longer be delivered at The Amelia Scott due to national changes to the Adult Education Budget, now the Adult Skills Fund (ASF).

Come and join our fun and noisy singing session for children under 4 and their parents and carers. Available on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Last month, the student council from Oakley School visited The Amelia for a chance to find out about the workings of another kind of council – Tunbridge Wells Borough Council.

This month, our Home Educators took up the chance to find out what a Marketing Coordinator does.

This month, two Home Educators took up the chance to find out what a Creative Learning Coordinator does.

BRICKOSAURS is a unique collection of dinosaur brick models that provide an awe-inspiring spectacle for visitors!

Welcome to the regular newsletter for The Amelia, keeping you up to date on our upcoming events and bringing you all the latest news and updates from the project.