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Schools

We offer creative workshops and self-led visits and we’re co-creating child-friendly access to green spaces with local schools
We welcome early years, primary, secondary, college and SEND school groups to the museum for bookable creative, issue-based workshops and self-led visits. We have co-created the Discovery Garden with local primary schools, a child-friendly outdoor space.

We offer a range of creative workshops for early years, primary, secondary college and SEND school groups. All sessions are curriculum-linked and explore concepts of home through issue-based themes including gender equality and activism, migration and identity, and sustainability.

For those looking to get to know the museum independently, we also offer self-led visits.

We have also been working in partnership with two local primary schools to co-develop a new Discovery Garden at the museum, creating child-friendly access to green spaces.

If you’d like to keep in touch and receive updates please send your name, school and email to schools@museumofthehome.org.uk.

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School visits

Book a free self-guided visit for up to 25 people.

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School visits
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Discovery Garden

A permaculture garden, developed with local children, schools and communities to learn about growing food, nature and sustainability.

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Discovery Garden
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