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Get hands on with science by booking one of our workshops
A visit to the Museum can inspire your students, cement their learning and help them understand the real-world applications of studying natural history.
You can plan a trip to cover aspects of the science, geography or art curriculum. Students will come face-to-face with stunning specimens, engage with interactive exhibits and meet Museum scientists.
Our workshops, science shows and self-led activities are for all ages and levels, from Foundation Stage to Post-16.
These pages can help you plan a day out at either of our Museums, or supply you with resources to do at home or in the classroom.
Plan a school visit to the Museum in South Kensington, London
Browse curriculum-linked workshops, science shows and self-led activities developed by professional educators.
Plan a school visit to the Museum at Tring, Hertfordshire
Inspire your students to ponder their place within the natural world and explore the variety of life.
Teachers' newsletter
Get email updates about school activities and teaching resources.
Exhibition discounts for schools
Receive discounted entry to exhibitions such as Life in the Dark when you book in advance.
Teaching resources
A selection of resources to support science and geography teaching.
Dippy on Tour
Take your students on a natural history adventure inspired by Dippy.
The Wider Earth
13 October - 30 December
Before Darwin changed the world, one voyage changed his life. Discount tickets are available for school groups to this award-winning drama.
Generate: Scientists of the Future
The Museum has partnered with renewable energy company Ørsted in an initiative to build the scientific career aspirations of London schoolchildren.
Tring loans service
From birds to butterflies: bring your lessons to life.
Schools near our Museum in Tring, Hertfordshire, can borrow boxes of specimens covering a range of themes.