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4.7
19 reviews
Excellent
79%
Very Good
16%
Average
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Poor
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(November 2024 - Primary School)
(June 2024 - Primary School)
Excellent session with curator about natural selection; the children loved handling the artefacts. Small museum, safe for children to walk around the galleries in small groups (keeping an adult on the stairs!) (May 2024 - Primary School)
(April 2024 - Primary School)
(March 2024 - Primary School)
There is a treasure trove of artifacts, animals and stories. (February 2024 - Primary School)
(January 2024 - Primary School)
(October 2023 - Secondary School)
(April 2023 - Primary School)
A wonderful museum crammed with wildlife specimens, beautifully set out and accessible for all. Lovely staff and well-planned out sessions for the children. They loved it! (March 2023 - Primary School)
(February 2023)
(February 2023 - Secondary School)
Very well organised, we were met at the door and allowed to leave our belongings in the lunchroom. Lift access for a wheelchair user had been arranged. Children were able to roam the galleries with their clipboards, remaining in sight of supervising adults. We had been sent resources prior to the visit-we could not visit the Learning Lab as the curator had Covid. Volunteers in the galleries were more than happy to answer pupils' (many) questions. (April 2022 - Primary School)
Excellent collection of skeletons and specimens. The children were able to walk around the entire museum and handle skeletons. The staff were very accommodating. (January 2022 - Primary School)
(February 2020 - Primary School)
(October 2019 - Secondary School)
(July 2019 - Primary School)
brilliant for art students to gather photography and sketching opportunities for their self identified projects. (January 2019 - Secondary School)
The majority of studetns where really please and surprise with the visit to the new renovated Musuem. For the ones that had never been was a great opportunity to see the great displays and the ones that were there before where impressed by the changes. This was a fantastic way to discover stories of extinction, survival, evolution and exploration outside the classroom (November 2018 - Secondary School)