Venues
Trips are arranged under four exciting, curriculum-linked themes
Imagination and Curiosity – English and the Arts - Exploring the power of imagination and how it can be harnessed to change the world
People and the Planet – Science and Geography - Empowering young people to play an active role in creating a sustainable future
Breakthroughs and Discoveries – STEM and History - ’Investigating the moments of genius that have enabled humanity to progress
Journeys and Adventures – PSHE & Skills Development - Celebrating the broadening of horizons and stepping outside of your comfort zone
Explore our full range of venues using the search bars and filters below. Not all venues will display until searched.
Natural History Museum
Cromwell Road, London, SW7 5BD. England
The Natural History Museum is a world-class visitor attraction and a leading science research centre. They use their unique collections and unrivalled expertise to tackle the biggest challenges facing the world today. Inspire your students’ curiosity about the natural world and explore the variety of life on Earth. They offer a range of curriculum-inspired workshops, shows and gallery activities.
There are also FREE workshops up for grabs. (Scroll for more info).
Don’t forget, if you are looking for help with funding the cost of your trip, you can apply for a bursary!
Venue resources
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| Amplification Toolkit | 0.88MB |
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| Breakthroughs & Discoveries Content 7-11 | ZIP | 14.56MB |
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| People & the Planet Education Content 7-11 | ZIP | 17.41MB |
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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.
If you are not eligible for a free workshop at the Natural History Museum, they are priced at £3 per pupil and general entry is free! Simply fill in our bursary form and let us know how we might help with the costs.
Free Workshops
Schools that have more than 30% of their pupils in free school meals, can apply for a free workshop for up to 60 pupils. Choose from 8 curriculum-linked themes:
- Super Stegosaurus workshop – for ages 5-7 (KS1)
- Ocean Life and Habitat show – for ages 6-11 (Upper KS1 + KS2)
- Dino Show – for ages 6-11 (Upper KS1 + KS2)
- Emergency! Earthquakes and Volcanoes show – for ages 7-11 (KS2)
- Dino dig workshop – for ages 7-11 (KS2)
- Evolution workshop – for Year Six (ages 10-11) only
- Mission to Mars: LEGO® Explorers workshop – for ages 7-11 (KS2) and 11-14 (KS3)
- Meet the Scientist talk – for ages 13+ (year 9+)
Hit the red button at the top of this page to apply.
Museum Information
All schools are required to book their visits to the Natural History Museum in advance. School visits are only available during term time.
Where to go when you arrive
All school groups should use the entrance on Exhibition Road. (Visit the Getting here page to see its location.)
A staff member can direct you to School Reception on the lower ground floor of the Green Zone where you can leave bags and coats (property is left at owner’s risk, facilities are not lockable) and use the toilet facilities.
If you have booked an activity, please allow sufficient time (at least 20 minutes) to register and get to the activity location.
Find out moreVenue Details
Contact
Address
Cromwell Road, London
SW7 5BD. England
Opening Hours
10am - 6pm daily