Each of our organisations offer pre-booked visits on a range of themes. All the collections can be used to teach across different subjects and topics. Alternatively, you can combine visits to more than one collection. Schools Refine event listings Where Whipple Museum of the History of Science The Polar Museum The Fitzwilliam Museum Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences Museum of Zoology Museum of Classical Archaeology Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology Kettle's Yard Cambridge University Botanic Garden Key Stage EYFS KS1 KS2 KS3 KS4 KS5 Curriculum Anthropology Archaeology Art & Design Citizenship Classics Design & Technology Economics English Geography History Languages Maths Music Politics & Philosophy PSHE Religious Education Science Theme Adaptation Animals Art & Artists Beliefs Citizenship Discovery Early Civilisations Earth & Science Ethics Exam Themes Exploration Extreme Environments Famous People Human Biology Literacy Local Interest Materials Modern Science Natural World Physics Science in Society Space Type of Activity Creative Writing Critical Thinking Drawing Making Object Handling Researching Sharing Ideas Storytelling Talk Tour Type of Session Gallery + Studio Workshop INSET Museum Teacher Outdoor Activity (on site) Outreach Resources Self Led Supported Self Led Free events only Extreme EnvironmentsFreeHow have people adapted to extreme environments such as deserts, jungles or polar regions? Find out more > Cambridge SettlementsFreeUse remarkable objects to build a timeline of Cambridge's history. Find out more > West Africa and BeninFreeExperience the diverse cultural life of West Africa.Find out more > Kettle's Yard: Practical Art WorkshopsPrices Vary (See Below) Find out more > The RomansFreeLearn about the Romans through our bust and sculptures.Find out more > The Ancient GreeksFreeUse the sculptures to learn about religion and the ancient Olympics.Find out more > Show more events
