What you need to know
You’ll find everything you need to know before you visit.
Essential booking information
To book a free gallery visit or one of our excellent learning packages, please use the booking form on this page.
Please ensure that you read the Terms and Conditions (below). These will also be sent with your confirmation letter.
Terms and conditions
Harborough Museum School Visit Terms & Conditions (PDF, 121 KB)
Activities before during and after your visit
We recommend that your pupils learn at least a small amount about the chosen topic before your visits and if there is anything in particular that you would like us to cover within the session, then please let us know and we will see if we can assist.
Find out more/make enquiry
Our team will be happy to speak to you if you have any questions before completing your booking form or before you visit.
https://www.harboroughmuseum.org.uk/contact-us/
Health and safety
- Risk assessments
- Additional needs and health requirements
Please inform us on your booking form if you have any additional requirements for your group (adults or children).
Lunch spaces & shopping
- Lunch spaces
We do not have any lunch space at the Museum site.
- Shopping
The shop sells a range of products, including those suitable for school groups. The friendly staff will be willing to help.
Getting to the site
Practical information
- Access and parking
The is no dedicated parking for the Museum, but there is a large Pay and Display car park behind the building off Symington Way.
- Toilets
There are two sets of toilets including an accessible toilet, on the ground and first floor. Please ask Staff for details on arrival.
- Storing bags and coats
We will provide bins for coats to store on gallery.
- Photography
From time to time we like to update our photographs of school sessions. If we wish to take images or videos of your session we will contact you in advance of your visit to request you to ask for permission forms.
- Use of the collections
Most handling objects will be replicas but there are many real artefacts on display in the the museum which must be treated with respect.