Exhibitions at Honeywood Museum
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The State of Education
Showing until Spring 2020 In 1833, the government’s first direct financial involvement in education began with a grant of £20,000. A relatively small sum, this signified the beginning of the State’s involvement in building an education system that we recognise today. We take a look at some of the early developments in education from this time period and what school life might have looked like for the teachers and pupils of what is now the London Borough of Sutton at the time. Entrance is Free. |
Autumn Colours into Winter Nights
Showing 11 December to 23 February
From golden afternoons crunching through leaves, to glittering days of frost and snow, the autumn and winter can be a beautiful time of the year. This display of paintings from the Museum collection evokes memories of wintry days gone by.
Entrance is Free.
Showing 11 December to 23 February
From golden afternoons crunching through leaves, to glittering days of frost and snow, the autumn and winter can be a beautiful time of the year. This display of paintings from the Museum collection evokes memories of wintry days gone by.
Entrance is Free.
A Glimmer of Hope
Showing 1 March to 19 April
This exhibition displays artwork created by local artist Sevcan Yuksel Henshall about the Kurdish new year, Newroz (21 March). It tells the story of the passing of the dark season, winter, and the arrival of spring, the season of light. Sevcan's work also reflects the history of the Kurdish people, and the survival of their culture.
Entrance is Free.
Showing 1 March to 19 April
This exhibition displays artwork created by local artist Sevcan Yuksel Henshall about the Kurdish new year, Newroz (21 March). It tells the story of the passing of the dark season, winter, and the arrival of spring, the season of light. Sevcan's work also reflects the history of the Kurdish people, and the survival of their culture.
Entrance is Free.
The Science of 2D Shapes
Showing 1 March to 19 April
This exhibition displays images from Relationshapes, a children’s book written and illustrated by local artist Sevcan Yuksel Henshall. It is a heart-warming story about a circle’s search for a friend and a home. It does this within the context of geometry and explores how shapes and numbers relate to one another. Audio readings and activities will accompany the exhibition to make it interactive for children.
This exhibition is scheduled to include British Science Week 6-15 March.
Entrance is Free.
Showing 1 March to 19 April
This exhibition displays images from Relationshapes, a children’s book written and illustrated by local artist Sevcan Yuksel Henshall. It is a heart-warming story about a circle’s search for a friend and a home. It does this within the context of geometry and explores how shapes and numbers relate to one another. Audio readings and activities will accompany the exhibition to make it interactive for children.
This exhibition is scheduled to include British Science Week 6-15 March.
Entrance is Free.
