Natural History Museum – Tring
Akeman Street, Tring, HP23 6AP. England
The Natural History Museum at Tring is a victorian zoological collection created by Walter Rothschild in 1892. There are over 4000 taxidermy and skeleton specimens to explore, from dressed fleas to polar bears. Inspire your students’ curiosity about the natural world and explore the variety of life on Earth. The hands-on workshops and gallery activities are closely tied to the National Curriculum.
Don’t forget, if you are looking for help with funding the cost of your trip, you can apply for a bursary!
Not eligible for free tickets but still looking for a bursary?
We know that funding a school trip isn’t always easy. If you are looking for help with costs, you can 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 and let us know how we might help with the costs.
Hero Offer
All of National History Museum Tring’s school sessions are free (although they ask for a donation of £2 per child if possible)
Sessions go from Early Years up to KS5.
Their minimum numbers per session is 10 (max 32) and they ask that schools book 6 weeks in advance.
Please contact tring-bookings@nhm.ac.uk to enquire about bookings.
More InformationVenue Details
Contact
www.nhm.ac.uk/visit/tring/school-visits-at-tring.html
Address
Akeman Street, Tring
HP23 6AP. England
Opening Hours
10am - 5pm daily