The Museum has an active programme of support to local schools in making full use of the valuable educational resource provided by the Museum collections and displays. Under the expert guidance and advice of the Museum's Education Officer, an excellent range of teacher-aids relevant to the National Curriculum has been produced. Education is seen as one of the Museum's most important functions.

Children enjoying a "World War 2 Experience"

Holiday Activities for 8-11 year olds

These popular holiday activities provide an opportunity to explore the Museum's art collection through a range of creative experiences. The sessions are led by Marion Gee and Monica Law, the Museum's Education Officers. Please book in advance, £2.50

To book a visit phone the Museum, (020) 8420 4057 between 9am and 5pm on Wednesday to Friday.

NB: At our Activities, photographs of participants may be taken. Parents/guardians should inform us if they wish a child to be excluded.

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School Visits

Our most popular activity for Key Stage 2 pupils (Junior Schools) is undoubtedly our Victorian Experience. Other school visits focus on World War 2 and Old and New. All visits are closely in line with the National Curriculum.
Download a sample screen from our latest CD-ROM for Bushey Schools (450Kb) or this one(709Kb) You can install it as a screensaver, or rename it ww2.exe and run it directly.

For Key Stage 1 (5 - 7 year olds) we lead sessions on Old Toys, Old Kitchen items, and on our Art Collection.