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On sold-out days there will be a limited number of walk-up tickets available for purchase on-site.

Schools

The history and stories of Kensington Palace come to life with our range of immersive learning offers.

We offer

  • Hands-on learning sessions
  • Easy-to-use classroom resources
  • CPD and Training
  • Programmes designed with teachers
  • Closely aligned with National Curriculum
  • Accredited learning
  • Free entry for under-16s learning groups
The East Front. The statue of Queen Victoria, by her daughter Princess Louise, was installed here in 1893.

Plan a school visit

All the planning, practical and booking information you need for your school trip to Kensington Palace. 

School sessions

Our KS1 and KS2 sessions are led by expert presenters who bring to life historic characters through costumed interpretation.

Classroom resources

Delve into the past with our range of resources and teaching materials to support you and your students across the curriculum.

CPD and Training

Build your knowledge, skills and confidence with our tailored professional development sessions for teachers and educators.

Teacher's Network

We design our schools programmes in collaboration with teachers. There are many opportunities to take part in our Teacher Network. Join us.

Safety and Security

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. 

Major Incident Plan

Photography and Filming

Visitors are welcome to take photographs without flash within Kensington Palace. Photographic equipment- such as tripods and selfie sticks- should not be used inside the building. Filming is not permitted within the palace.

Historic Royal Palaces is a safeguarding aware organisation and takes it's 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.

Safeguarding

We want children, young people and vulnerable adults to have meaningful, enjoyable and safe experiences when they engage with our palaces and stories.

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