Blakesley Hall
Blakesley Road, Birmingham, B25 8RN. England
Blakesley Hall is a picture-perfect timber-framed Tudor house which is situated just a few miles from the centre of Birmingham. The beautiful Elizabethan house is one of Birmingham’s oldest and most historically significant buildings. It was built over 430 years ago in 1590 by Richard Smalbroke, a member of one of Birmingham’s leading merchant families.
If you’re a school with over 30% free school meals, you can benefit from our amazing special offers: buy-one-get-one-free on workshops (if booked for the same day) and we also have some free workshops to give away as well! Apply using the red ‘apply now’ button below.
Subject to availability.
Don’t forget, if you are looking for help with funding the cost of your trip, you can apply for a bursary!
Venue Highlights
Elizabethan Age
Uncover the history and events that took place during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I in this workshop tour of perfectly preserved Blakesley Hall
Rich and Poor Tudors
Find out what domestic life was like for the wealthy Smalbroke family in contrast to the servants that ran the house
Urban Nature: Pollinators
Explore the beautiful gardens of Blakesley in this hands-on, outdoors workshop
Looking for a bursary to support your trip?
Not eligible for the special offers? Don’t worry, if you are looking for help with costs, you can still apply for the Great British School Trip bursary. This can help with the cost of travel or entry tickets to any Great British School Trip partner venue.
Simply fill in our bursary form & book in as normal to Birmingham Museums here.
Venue Details
Contact
www.birminghammuseums.org.uk/blakesley-hall
Address
Blakesley Road, Birmingham
B25 8RN. England
Opening Hours
Thursday - Saturday, 11am - 4pm.