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Education in exile: Cataloguing Polish refugee education files
We look at how a newly catalogued set of records are shedding a new light on the Polish refugee experience in the Second World War.
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Explore the collection blog
Learn how the stories hidden in our records are uncovered by our experts.
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Blogs at The National Archives
Read the latest posts from all of our blogs across The National Archives.
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Lizzy's test podcast. Second World War: Legacies, Language and Diaspora
In this episode of On the Record we delve into a unique collection of records about soldiers recruited from Britain’s colonies.
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Volunteering opportunities
We offer a combination of on site volunteering (at Kew), and remote and online collaboration projects. Find out more about our current opportunities.
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Our volunteering strategy
Read our strategy for how we want to understand, appreciate and engage with volunteers to shape, enrich and deliver our public services.
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Volunteering: Evolving in a digital world
Combining traditional volunteering activities with more virtual collaboration is at the heart of our new approach to engaging with volunteers.
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Our volunteering approach
Read about our strategic approach and policies related to volunteering at the National Archives.
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Volunteer handbook
Our handbook has been written to provide you with all the information that you will need when volunteering at The National Archives.
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What its like to volunteer with us
Find out more about what is involved in volunteering at the National Archives and the benefits it can bring.
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Volunteering at the National Archives
If you have a passion for history, want to improve your knowledge and skills, and get involved in something worthwhile, volunteering could be for you.
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Accessibility
Accessibility and inclusion are important to everyone at The National Archives and we want as many people as possible to be able to use our online services.
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