World class museum in the heart of Birmingham city centre.
Award-winning science museum for fun-packed family days out.
Explore the splendour of one of the last great houses built in the Jacobean style.
Discover a fine Tudor house and beautiful gardens just a few miles from the heart of the city.
A perfectly preserved workshop in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter.
A 250 year old working watermill famous for its association with author J.R.R Tolkien.
Georgian home of the Birmingham industrialist, Matthew Boulton.
The ruins of an exquisite fortified manor house built 750 years ago.
The Birmingham Museums education programme offers a wide range of stimulating and memorable on-site taught sessions, self-guided visits and outreach services at nine stunning venues, all designed to inspire and engage your students.
Our school sessions support subject areas across the new National Curriculum. Our expert Learning Officers cater for groups from Early Years to Further Education and for all learning styles, including special educational needs and home education.
Search online or download the education brochure .
All visits (including self-guided visits and teacher previews) require advanced booking.
To make a booking or for general enquiries please contact the Education Bookings Team:
Call us on 0121 348 8001 or email educationbookings@birminghammuseums.org.uk
Bring Birmingham Museums to your classroom! Enrich your lessons with authentic artefacts with our Museum in a Box service or book an Outreach Session with our team for stimulating curriculum-linked interactive science shows, workshops, and mobile planetarium dome sessions.
Birmingham Museums for Kids online resource is a great place for pupils to make some exciting discoveries. Join in the fun and find out about: Victorians, World War 2, Egyptians, Romans and Art. Plus discover more about our unique Heritage Sites. Flash player is required.
