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Teaching Migration History Toolkit: a practical guide using primary sources

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Teaching Migration History Toolkit: a practical guide using primary sources

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Watch our short animation and discover sources about Black, Irish, South Asian, European and Jewish people who moved to Britain in the 1700s and 1800s.

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Watch our short animation and discover sources about Black, Irish, South Asian, European and Jewish people who moved to Britain in the 1700s and 1800s.

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A short animation featuring British Library sources. Offers an overview of where different migrants came from, why they came and their experiences in Britain during the 1700s and 1800s.

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Watch our short animation and discover sources about Jewish, Polish, Caribbean and South Asian people who moved to Britain in the 1900s. 

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Watch our short animation and discover sources about Jewish, Polish, Caribbean and South Asian people who moved to Britain in the 1900s. 

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Discover the experiences of Jewish, Polish, Caribbean and South Asian people who moved to Britain in the 1900s. Find resources at: https://padlet.com/discovering_historical_sources/migration_to_britain_1900_1980_teaching_resources

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Migration to Britain, 1750-1900: sources

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Explore resources relating to migration to Britain from 1750 to 1900, including articles by historians and primary sources. 

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Explore resources relating to migration to Britain from 1750 to 1900, including articles by historians and primary sources. 

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Explore this timeline to learn more about some of the people who came to Britain between the mid-1700s and early 1900s.

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Explore this timeline to learn more about some of the people who came to Britain between the mid-1700s and early 1900s.

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Using a selection of items from the British Library’s collections and other archives, this timeline explores migration to Britain from the mid-1700s to the early 1900s. It charts some of the groups who came to Britain during this period, including lascars from South Asia, Irish people and Jewish refugees, and examines their reasons for settling. Some of these sources include content that may be considered discriminatory, offensive or distressing.

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Teaching migration history toolkit: sources

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Explore primary source material from the Teaching Migration History Toolkit

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Explore primary source material from the Teaching Migration History Toolkit

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Migration to Britain, 1900-1980: sources

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Explore resources relating to migration to Britain from 1900 to 1980, including articles by historians and primary sources. 

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Explore resources relating to migration to Britain from 1900 to 1980, including articles by historians and primary sources. 

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Explore how and why language has changed, and discuss the power of words using the Migration Museum's 'Migration Terminology Resource'.

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Explore how and why language has changed, and discuss the power of words using the Migration Museum's 'Migration Terminology Resource'.

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Explore this timeline to learn more about some of the people who came to Britain between 1914 and 2004.

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Explore this timeline to learn more about some of the people who came to Britain between 1914 and 2004.

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Using a selection of items from the British Library’s collections and other archives, this timeline explores migration to Britain from 1914 to 2004. It charts some of the groups who came to Britain during this period, including Jewish refugees, Irish nurses and Caribbean migrants, and examines their reasons for settling. Some of these sources include content that may be considered discriminatory, offensive or distressing.

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The Migration Museum explores how the movement of people to and from Britain across the ages has made us who we are - as individuals and as a nation. We stage an adventurous programme of exhibitions, events and education workshops from our venue in the heart of Lewisham Shopping Centre, south London.

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Rozina Visram and Florian Stadtler examine sources from the India Office Records to discuss the work of South Asian sailors, known as lascars, and their experiences on shore in Britain.

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Rozina Visram and Florian Stadtler examine sources from the India Office Records to discuss the work of South Asian sailors, known as lascars, and their experiences on shore in Britain.

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Rozina Visram and Florian Stadtler examine sources from the India Office Records to discuss the work of Asian sailors known as Lascars and their experiences on shore in Britain.

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Rozina Visram and Florian Stadtler examine sources from the India Office Records to discuss the experiences of ayahs, or Indian nannies, who worked for British families both in India and Britain. 

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Rozina Visram and Florian Stadtler examine sources from the India Office Records to discuss the experiences of ayahs, or Indian nannies, who worked for British families both in India and Britain. 

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Rozina Visram and Florian Stadtler examine sources from the India Office Records to discuss the experiences of Ayahs who worked as nannies for the children of British families.

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Tom Harper examines this map of Jewish East London and discusses what maps can tell us about migration to Britain in 1900. 

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Tom Harper examines this map of Jewish East London and discusses what maps can tell us about migration to Britain in 1900. 

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Maps of Jewish East London, 1900 | British Library

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Tom Harper discusses a statistical map produced to accompany essays looking at Jewish immigration into Britain in the late 1800s.

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Explore the Migration Museum's resource bank, with materials to help teach migration, immigration, emigration, multiculturalism or cultural diversity. 

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Explore the Migration Museum's resource bank, with materials to help teach migration, immigration, emigration, multiculturalism or cultural diversity. 

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A collection of the best resources on migration, immigration, emigration, multiculturalism and cultural diversity in the UK.

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Use the Migration Museum's Story Discs to learn more about migration stories. 

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Use the Migration Museum's Story Discs to learn more about migration stories. 