For Schools

This exhibition offers a unique and immersive experience that allows students to explore the journey of the Bible, providing them with invaluable insights into its historical context, cultural impact, and enduring relevance.

  • The Origin Bible Exhibition has been designed with the help of teaching professionals, and supports many of the requirements of the curricula of local and national education authorities. In particular it supports… Religious education (Judaism & Christianity) History (Ancient Near East, Egypt, Roman Empire)

  • The exhibition is aimed at four different reading abilities. Key Stage 1 (age 4 to 7), Key Stage 2 (age 8 to 11), Secondary level (age 12 to 16) and Advanced level

WHAT TO EXPECT

  • The exhibition brought the children on a journey through the Old and New Testaments before sharing lots of amazing information on the history of the Bible! We had a wonderful day

    Ballytrea Primary School

  • Robert and Leslie detailed each part of The Bible and talked to the children about the most commonly known Bible stories. The children loved seeing different objects from Biblical times.

    Donaghey Primary School

  • Today we warmly welcomed Leslie and Robert with their Origin Bible Exhibition. We discovered a vast array of information all about the Bible. Thank you for this lovely experience.

    Gibson PS

  • The storytelling sessions and the final quiz were a big hit, with the children listening intently and answering lots of questions. Overall, it was a fun and educational experience that left the children with smiles on their faces and a deeper understanding of the Bible

    Macosquin Primary School

Bring the Bible Exhibition to Your School!

Get in touch to discuss how we can tailor the exhibition for your students.

FAQs

What denomination are you?

We are a non-denominational trust, registered with the Charity Commission. We equally welcome people from all denominations, and from all faiths and none.

Is OBEX new?

OBEX was formed in 2014 and the graphics were displayed for the first time in September 2018. Since then it has been displayed in many schools and other venues in United Kingdom, Ireland, USA and Canada.