The British Schools Museum is an independent museum run by volunteers. It has different buildings, including schools, classrooms and a headmaster's house, which tell the story of elementary education in Britain from 1810 until 1969. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, a discovery trail, exhibitions and special events. The museum is open at specified times (see below). School and group visits can be accommodated with advance notification. The museum has a Friends scheme and also welcomes new volunteers (training provided).
Admission (2011): £4.50 adult, £2 child, £12 family ticket (2 adults and up to 4 children). Free entry to the tea room and gift shop.
| Facilities: | Café, Shop |
| Venue Type: | Museum |
| Cost: | Admission fee |
| Dates & Times: | The museum is open from Easter to November on Tuesdays 10am-4pm, Saturdays 10am-1pm and Sundays 2-5pm. Last admission is 30 minutes before closing. |
Sign up to our e-newsletter for event updates, tips and reviews.
Have your say on any aspect of St Albans. Latest reviews:

Monday: sunny intervals, 19°C (66°F)