About this event
Monday, 9 February 2026–Friday, 13 February 2026. Step into history. Speak up for justice. Take your students on a powerful half-day educational experience inside the magnificent Rochdale Town Hall.
- Session times: there are 2 sessions each day at the following times:
- 10am–12noon
- 12.30pm–2.30pm
- Who is this event suitable for? For pupils at Key Stage 2 and their teachers. Maximum 30 pupils per session.
- Booking required:
- Book online: book tickets for this event through the National Justice Museum
- Book by phone: call 0115 993 9811
- Directions: Get directions to this event from Google Maps
- Contact: learning@nationaljusticemuseum.org.uk
- Event organiser: National Justice Museum
This unique session blends civic heritage with an interactive exploration of hate crime awareness. It's set within the grandeur of the Historic Court Chamber, which is now used as the Council Chamber.
What’s included
- A guided introduction to the Town Hall’s rich heritage and architecture
- A workshop exploring the impact of hate crime on individuals and communities
- A mock trial in the Historic Court Chamber, where students take on roles to explore a real hate crime case
Learning outcomes
- Understand what hate crime is and why it matters
- Develop empathy and critical thinking through role-play and debate
- Discover how the justice system addresses discrimination
- Reflect on civic responsibility
Disclaimer
Events and activities are not organised by Rochdale Borough Council unless stated otherwise. Neither is Rochdale Borough Council responsible for the accuracy of the information provided. If you are under 18, ask your parent/guardian before taking part in any event or activity.