Turn your classroom into its own mini museum with this set of 24 editable museum-inspired desk labels.

Designed as part of “The Class Collection”, each label looks like an individual museum exhibit card, complete with its own collection number, display-style artwork and space for pupil details.

Rather than every pupil having the same desk label, the set contains 24 different designs, creating a coordinated classroom theme while still giving each pupil something individual.

24 different museum-style exhibits

The collection includes a wide range of themes inspired by natural history, science, art, geography and world cultures. Across the two sheets, designs include:

Dinosaur fossils
Butterflies and insects
Space and the solar system
Coral reefs and ocean life
Tropical wildlife
Ancient Egypt
Robots and technology
Pottery and artefacts
Crystals and gemstones
Castles and medieval history
Marine life
Sculpture and art
Savannah wildlife
Volcanoes
Moon phases
Mythical creatures
Underwater exploration
Fossil footprints
Mountain wildlife
World maps
Botanical specimens

The full collection can be seen across the two-page Class Collection matrix, with each pupil label presented as its own museum-style exhibit.

Fully editable

Each label includes editable spaces for:

First name
Surname
Class
Year

Each design also has its own numbered collection reference, helping to create the look of a real curated museum collection.

What’s included
24 unique museum-inspired desk label designs
Fully editable PowerPoint file
A different exhibit theme for pupils across the class
Editable first name, surname, class and year
Individual collection numbers
Natural history, science, geography, art and culture-inspired designs
Coordinated vintage museum/display-card styling
Ready to personalise, print and use

Perfect for KS2 classrooms, upper primary, history classrooms, science classrooms, museum or discovery themes, back-to-school preparation and classroom makeovers.

These labels offer something different from standard classroom name tags. The whole class becomes part of The Class Collection, while each pupil has their own individual exhibit.

24 pupils. 24 exhibits. One unique Class Collection.