The Museums at South Kensington and Tring have reopened to the general public.
Due to Health and Safety guidelines we are unable to welcome back large group visits, including school groups, until further notice. This is for both self-guided visits and booked workshops and shows.
We are currently working on a plan for school visits to return, as well as exciting opportunities for us to connect with you digitally in school. Please email school-bookings@nhm.ac.uk if you have any questions about the Museum at South Kensington.
For information on our Museum at Tring, please email tring-bookings@nhm.ac.uk.
We look forward to welcoming you and your students back as soon as we can. Sign up to our Teachers' newsletter to be the first to hear when school bookings re-open.
Below you will find our learning resources that you can use to support your lessons at home or in the classroom.
Learning resources
Dippy on Tour: A Natural History Adventure
You don't need to have visited Dippy to use these cross-curricular activities and lesson plans that explore the natural world both now and in the time of the dinosaurs.
For Key Stages 1-2
Exploring urban nature
Over 30 activities to help students study urban biodiversity and the issues affecting their local environment.
Themes cover climate change, pollution and urban habitats.
For Key Stage 3
LEGO® Life Forms
Find our about adaptations. Use your imagination to build your own LEGO® Life Form that could survive in each of four four challanging environments.
View more resources
Browse our full selection of resources to support classroom and distance learning.
Nature Live Online
Online interviews with our scientists, exploring the natural world. Watch live and ask questions, or rewatch recordings.
View activities
A range of activities and crafts that can be done in and around the home or at school.