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British Museum
Students overlooking the Great Court

Schools

Key information

To book on-site school sessions

Phone: +44 (0)20 7323 8181
Free, for UK schools only, booking essential.

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Experience and engage with the Museum's unique collection from across the world. 

Explore learning opportunities for a range of ages and educational needs. We offer curriculum-focused on-site sessions, teacher visit guides and classroom resources.

The new Energy Centre Programme, part of theMuseum's Masterplan, will support our path to net zero and requires major infrastructure work. As a result, there will be changes to ourschools offer.

The British Museum offers a fantastic learning opportunity and I come back year after year with my classes.

Key Stage 2 teacher

Explore our sessions and resources

  • Student pointing a Samsung tablet at a marble sculpture and reading information about the sculpture on the tablet.

    Tablet Tours

    Designed for UK school children, hire our tablets for a gallery tour and use augmented reality to examine the objects on display.
  • Students with their artwork for printmaking

    Ages 3–7

    Take a look at our ages 3–7 (EYFS/KS1) schools programme.
  • Students using tablets in G18 for a self-led

    Ages 7–11

    Take a look at our ages 7–11 (KS2) schools programme.

Activities for schools

  • Students in the gallery

    Ages 11–14

    Explore our ages 11–14 (KS3) schools programme.
  • Students in the enlightenment gallery

    Ages 14–16

    Explore our ages 14–16 (KS4) schools programme.
  • KS5 students in a gallery

    Ages 16+

    Explore the 16+ (KS5) schools programme.

Keep in touch

For the latest resources and educational events at the British Museum, sign up to receive our School newsletter.

Visiting the Museum

  • School takeover day 2017

    School visits

    Find out all the information you need to plan a visit to the British Museum.
  • Two children looking at a marble horse head in the Enlightenment gallery

    Home Educators

    Explore our Home Educators offer of presentations and resources alongside our Home Educators Day information.
  • A wide eyed priest figure carved from walrus tusk.

    Access and SEN

    The school's team has a strong ethos of offering inclusive learning opportunities to all young visitors.

Schools offer update

Schools offer update

We have some exciting changes happening that support our path to net zero as part of the Museum'sMasterplan. This will mean some reductions in public programmes, including facilitated school programmes, in-person school group visits and lunch and locker capacity at the Museum whilst key infrastructure work is carried out. 

The Museum recognises that this reduction in capacity may lead to some disappointment for schools and students, however, the Museum's learning team are working hard to bring new programming opportunities for schools later in the year. 

Please sign up to ourschool e-newsletter for the latest news on our schools offer and check our school web pages regularly.

Graphic rendition of the British Museum site showing three new buildings outlined in blue which form the Energy Centre.
Graphic showing an aerial view of the Museum's Camden site. The Energy Centre Programme includes three new buildings (outlined in blue) that only build on 1.8% of the Museum site's footprint: the South West Energy Centre (bottom right), the East Road Building (top) and the Incoming Substation (middle right). Photo © Wright & Wright Architects.
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