Although we know trips and visits are on hold right now, there are countless valuable learning experiences available beyond the school setting, once things return to normal. Explore this collection of important sites and centres that allow children to gain a more hands-on learning experience that will put the theories learned in the classroom to the test.
The Science Museum is not only filled with an endless amount of educational galleries on-site, it also has a full range of digital learning resources that can be accessed online.
As an educational charity, the Eden Project hosts various learning resources including educational trips, teacher training and free resources.
There are several activities and courses available for students to connect with nature and learn about Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens through fun, hands-on experiences.
Located on Bristol’s harbourside, this venue hosts various experiences, experiments and exhibits that push students to be curious.
Located in the South of England, this interactive science and technology centre features the UK’s largest standalone planetarium as well as countless other exciting and hands-on exhibits and experiences.
Unlike the typical museum environment, the Life Science Centre offers students an opportunity to gain a hands-on learning experience with their range of science exhibits.
Run by the Trust for Sustainable Living, this indoor tropical greenhouse is an ecological centre, educational centre and visitor attraction. Their education programme includes school tours and learning resources.
ZSL provides school visits to London Zoo and Whipsnade Zoo, as well as educational resources to use in your classroom, via their digital outreach sessions.
Located in buildings that were once part of the Royal Greenwich Observatory, the Observatory Science Centre offers students hands-on exhibitions, educational events and activities.
This interactive educational visitor attraction provides workshops, outreach educational visits, and free educational resources.
