A visit to The Amelia is a wonderful way to enrich your students’ education and to apply classroom learning in a new environment.
Why organise a school visit to The Amelia Scott?
Museums and cultural spaces provide young people with the opportunity to learn about their own heritage, to be inspired by the ideas of previous generations and to think creatively about the past, present and future.
The Amelia Scott, with its diverse collection of museum objects provides a space where young people can engage tangibly with the many fascinating stories that make Tunbridge Wells a special place to live.
The Amelia’s workshops are focused on key aspects from the National Curriculum. Our cross curricular opportunities have been developed to identify areas where our Collection can truly enhance students’ learning experiences and support a multi-disciplinary approach to learning.
Not able to visit us?
Our Learning Team can bring our sessions and amazing objects to your school. See our outreach sessions for more details and costs.
What do our school visitors say?
What a wonderful morning you had orchestrated for our pupils. It surpassed all my very high expectations. You have really created something very special at The Amelia.
Year 3 – The Granville School
(Mechanical Cabaret Temporary exhibition and workshop)
My class had the best time ever and the learning that took place there was really good.
Year 3 Teacher – The Wells Free School
(Fossils and Dinosaurs)
Your enthusiasm really fed into the children and they were so inspired as a result. Lots went home to research things you had mentioned!
Year 4 Teacher – St Johns Primary School
(Fossils and Dinosaurs)
Book your visit!
Contact learningattheamelia@tunbridgewells.gov.uk to book your visit.
If you would like to discuss any specific requirements, please get in touch. We would love to hear from you.
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