London School Tours

Recommended Excursions

Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms
This museum contains detailed documentation about Churchill's life and political career. Visitors have the chance to comprehend his failures and successes using an interesting interactive display.

HMS Belfast
The HMS Belfast was one of the most powerful large light cruisers in the world. This boat, which was in service during the Second World War, can now be visited by the public and is a unique memorial to the British Navy.

Houses of Parliament
The Houses of Parliament have witnessed many important historical and political decisions and also survived the famous gunpowder plot of 1605. Guided tours are available to provide students with an insight into the life of a politician.

BBC Tour
This tour will give you the chance to learn about the most famous television centre in the world. Knowledgeable guides will show pupils around the studios including the BBC News department where students can try the BBC's interactive studio.

London Dungeon
The London Dungeon is probably the scariest attraction in London. Live actors, rides and special effects will make a visit to the dungeon a thrilling experience.

Madame Tussauds
Madame Tussauds is one of London's most famous attractions and allows students to get up close to celebrities such as David Beckham, Kate Moss and even the Queen!

National Portrait Gallery
The National Portait Gallery contains over 100,000 portraits of famous British men and women from 16th century to present day. Portraits include: Sir Ian McKellan, Virginia Woolf and Russ Abbott to name but a few. Educational workshops are available.

Imperial War Museum Duxford
The Imperial War Museum Duxford consists of 5 Hangars that display real aircraft and submarines. Pupils have the chance to learn about history through seeing and touching the various types of machine used in wartime.

Museum of the Bank of England
This museum houses numerous exhibits and displays detailing the Bank of England’s history from 1694 to present day. Ancient gold and methods of defence are just some of the items on show that allow students to find out more about how the bank has become such an important part of our society, especially in the current financial climate.

Natural History Museum
The Natural History Museum has a complete collection of specimens and exhibits from around the world that have been gathered together over the past 400 years. Guided tours and educational packs are available upon request. The dinosaur exhibit is a must for young explorers!

Science Museum
The Science Museum documents the changes in technology, medicine and science since the 18th century. There are some great interactive exhibits that make this a fascinating and entertaining trip.

The Fuller's Griffin Brewery
Take a tour around one of London’s best loved breweries. You will find out more about the complete beer making process including brewing, packaging and tasting. This is ideal for students interested in business studies and marketing.

Tate Modern
The Tate Modern contains one of the world's largest collections of modern art and the architectural design of the building is a work of art in itself. Each floor holds a different exhibit and the ground floor is usually the temporary home of some huge and fascinating sculptures.

Victoria & Albert Museum
The V&A is one of London's most beautiful museums. The collection includes artefacts that date back 3000 years from the ancient cultures of Europe, Asia and Africa. The museum contains numerous examples of architecture, fashion, design and photography.

West Ferry Printers
This is a very hands-on excursion that will allow students to find out more about newspaper printing and publishing. Each member of your group will be given a role such as editor or features writer and asked to write their own newspaper. Breaking news and deadlines increase the realistic and fun element of the tour and students get to keep their own A3 page when they leave.

Globe Theatre
This world famous theatre is dedicated to performing and educating people about the works of Shakespeare. Groups can watch a play, take a back stage tour or get involved in one of the many educational workshops. Acting sessions and lectures can be tailored for your group’s age and ability level and will leave them engaged and inspired by the work of the Bard.