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Museum visits

Hello teachers! We are unable to accommodate on site visits but do have virtual workshops available. Email Temple Newsam for details.

While you’re here, have a look at our online resources, collections and mylearning.org.

Learn at Temple Newsam

At Temple Newsam we can help you deliver diverse, creative, skills-based learning across many different curriculum areas. Discover our workshops and download learning resources to help plan your visit.

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Our Learning Team offer a range of themed packages linked to the National Curriculum using the House and Estate’s collections and stories to enhance all styles of learning.

Please contact us for further information or to make a booking.

Email

[email protected]

Phone

0113 336 7460
(10am – 4pm)

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Local History GCSE Tours


Tailor made tours for GCSE students exploring the values, beliefs and attitudes of families who lived at Temple Newsam.

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17 September 2020

Virtual Classroom: Dress to Impress


Virtual classroom workshop focussing on Tudor history through costume and the collections of Temple Newsam House, making contrasts between life then and now.

A young girl is dressed in traditional Tudor costume including head wear and a ruff

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27 August 2020

A house fit for a King


Find out how life has changed over time for the residents of Temple Newsam House and discover how the wealthy and the servants lived in this lively interactive workshop.

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07 February 2019

Dress to impress


This fun interactive session provides a unique opportunity for all to try on replica costume and discover the hidden messages in the material about status, wealth and life in Tudor England.

A young girl and other children are dressed up in Tudor costume and stood in a line in a hall within Temple Newsam House

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Dunstan’s Hall – the Anglo Saxons are here!


Step back to Anglo-Saxon times! A fully interactive re-enactment workshop led by a team of costumed education staff.

A man dressed as a viking is play fighting with another man dressed as a viking.

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Explorer tours


Go on an adventure through time and discover secret doors, beautiful bedrooms, glorious galleries and hidden rooms.

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Farm tour


A two-hour tour of our working farm, during which you can meet some of our traditional and rare-breed animals, learn about the history of this farm and about farming in general.

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Little Kings and Queens


Make a glittering crown, learn how to move like royalty in the fabulous Picture Gallery and discover the Kings and Queens linked to Temple Newsam by investigating mystery bags, costume and historic rooms.

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Nature detectives


A hands-on investigation of the wildlife of the natural and man-made habitats around the Temple Newsam estate.

A young girl is standing in a farm and there is a piglet in the foreground.

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Portraits to Life


In this fun, creative workshop find out what a portrait is and how the nobility showed off in large scale portraits in the Picture Gallery.

A young boy and girl are stood in a hall pointing at a painting hung on the wall

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The Gruffalo Hunt


A lovely educational activity for under-5s, bringing the home of the Gruffalo to life as they hear the popular story in an outdoor setting.

A young girl is playing with a baby goat.

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The Princess and the pea


Take a magical journey using interactive storytelling, physical theatre and puppets designed to help your class discover the historic surroundings of Temple Newsam House.

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Time travellers


Find out how the past is constructed from a range of sources in this imaginative session.

A young girl is dressed in a royal Tudor costume and holding a sheet which says Mary Queen of Scots

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Who killed the Queen’s husband?


In the early hours of the 10th February 1567, the body of Lord Darnley, husband of Mary Queen of Scots and resident of Temple Newsam House was found in the garden of the Old Provost’s lodge at Kirk o’ Field, Edinburgh.

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