Museum visits for schools

Telling our stories

A SEND school student creates their own London story during a Museum of London project.

An unmissable story of a city and its people

Give your pupils a new perspective on our thrilling city!

Our collection directly supports the curriculum, so come to us to cover the Romans, Great Fire of London, Victorians, diversity, archaeology, STEM and many more. We have resources and activities for students of all ages, including those from special schools or SEND units and supplementary schools.

For visit information that's specific to each of our sites, take a look at the pages for the Museum of London, the Museum of London Docklands and the Archaeological Archive. Whichever site you visit, you're assured of a quality experience - we've won awards for our provision.

Making a masterpiece

A student proudly holds up a brilliant London-themed artwork created in a facilitated art session.

Self-directed museum visits

Explore the museum your own way with a self-directed visit. Visit the Museum of London and Museum of London Docklands gallery pages in advance to design your own interactive learning experience, and use our totally free self-directed visit resources to maximise students’ learning. Here's how to book.

Facilitated museum visits

Book one of our hugely popular facilitated experiences for a supported learning experience. Our activities are developed by our skilled learning professionals with insights from expert museum curators, so an authoritative, quality learning experience is assured.

Activities on offer include object handling, interactive performances, guided walks and storytelling, and cover London from prehistory to the present day. Our facilitated visits also include time in the museum galleries. Search now to find the perfect fit.