No. 1 Royal Crescent

Explore life in Georgian Bath in our historic house Museum.

1 Royal Crescent, Bath, BA1 2LR
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The Herschel Museum

The home the Herschels, who were distinguished astronomers and talented musicians.

19 New King Street, Bath, BA1 2BL
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The Museum of Bath Architecture

Explore the rich architectural history of Bath

The Countess of Huntingdon's Chapel, The Vineyards, Bath, BA1 5NA
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Beckford’s Tower

The only surviving example of William Beckford’s great architectural achievements

Lansdown Road, Bath, BA1 9BH
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Primary Schools

Bring your pupils to the Museum of Bath Architecture – find out how and why the city of Bath grew and discover the trade secrets of the architects and craftsmen who designed and built it. Both workshops can be adapted to suit KS1 or KS2.

All of our workshops come with up to date Risk Assessments. Please note that teachers and adult helpers are responsible for students’ behaviour and safety at all times. We will discuss all workshops in detail on booking and offer familiarisation visits for onsite sessions.

All workshops last 2 hours, cost £6.50 per student (adults free at a ratio of 1:6, any additional adults cost £4 each,) and include a tour of the museum. 

Workshops

How Bath was Built

KS1/2

Learn how Bath was transformed in the eighteenth century and why it is a Unesco World Heritage site. The workshop features taught sessions interspersed with hands-on activities and role play. Students will learn from historic maps and gain a unique perspective of the city exploring our scale model.

Links to the History, English and Geography curriculum

  • Pupils will learn about significant people, places and events in their locality after 1066
  • Pupils will make a local history study

All workshops last 2 hours, cost £6.50 per student (adults free at a ratio of 1:6, any additional adults cost £4 each) and include a tour of the museum. 

Classical Clay

KS1/2

Learn about how the Georgian architecture of Bath contributes to its status as a World Heritage City. Explore the museum and get a unique view of the city through historic maps and our city model. Students will use modelling materials to create their own architectural features inspired by the collection.

Links to the History, Geography and Art & Design curriculum

  • Pupils will learn about significant people, places and events in their locality after 1066
  • Pupils will make a local history study
  • Pupils will use a range of art and design techniques

All workshops last 2 hours, cost £6.50 per student (adults free at a ratio of 1:6, any additional adults cost £4 each) and include a tour of the museum. 

Essential Information

To book a workshop of for more information, contact our Learning & Engagement team via email.