Explore Hampton Court Palace with our range of learning offers
Explore Hampton Court Palace with our range of learning offers
Bookings now open for Autumn 2022 - Summer 2023 visits.
All the planning, practical and booking information you need for your school trip to Hampton Court Palace.
Interactive and enquiry-based sessions are available for all key stages and SEND students.
Tailored activity trails are available for key stages 1 to 3 and international schools to structure and support an exploration of the palace.
Browse curriculum-based resources for use in school and at the palaces.
Build your knowledge, skills and confidence with our tailored professional development sessions for teachers and educators.
We design our schools programmes in collaboration with teachers. There are many opportunities to take part in our Teacher Network.
Led by experienced presenters on Zoom, take a journey through time to meet historical figures and uncover history from your classroom. Our sessions support the study of History, English and Citizenship.
Allow us to step into your school and bring the life of Princess Sophia Duleep Singh alive in our interactive show that supports the study of History, Drama and English.
Discover curriculum-linked resources for all key stages that will help bring the past to life.
As with many public venues Historic Royal Palaces uses a range security measures to help minimise the possibility of terrorist, or other criminal activity taking place, and these measures also include procedures to deal with incidents should they actually happen.
Security statementVisitors are welcome to take non-commercial photographs and films within most areas of Hampton Court Palace. Photographic equipment - such as tripods and selfie sticks - should not be used inside the palace. For religious and copyright reasons, photography is not permitted in the following areas:
Historic Royal Palaces is a safeguarding aware organisation and takes its responsibility to protect children and vulnerable people seriously. We may sometimes ask therefore that visitors refrain from filming or photographing other visitors. If you have any concerns about a member of the public taking photos of your school or education group, please speak to a member of staff.
We want children, young people and vulnerable adults to have meaningful, enjoyable and safe experiences when they engage with our palaces and stories.