Secondary Schools

A visit to the museum supports the GCSE ‘Medicine through Time’ syllabus, and allows students to investigate who Florence Nightingale was and what she did for nursing and healthcare. They are able to discover who the real person was and deepen their understanding of Florence’s achievements, moving beyond the ‘Lady with the Lamp’ legend.

Admission Prices

Adult – £11.00

Student (with ID) – £6.00

Child (16 and under) – £5.00

Please note these ticket prices are for group bookings only. Group booking costs are based on per person ticket costs and any tours or performances are in addition to the admission costs.

Please note that we do not accept discount vouchers or London Pass for our group bookings.

Time Slots

10:30am – Only available Tuesday to Sunday. During school term time there is a minimum spend of £250 due to the popularity of this slot*.

12:30pm – Only available Tuesday to Sunday. During school term time there is a minimum spend of £250 due to the popularity of this slot*.

2:30pm – Available Monday to Sunday.

*If the total cost of your visit comes to under £250, and additional charge will be added to bring the total up to £250.

To book, please complete and submit the enquiry form below with the details of your group and your preferred dates, as well as the type of visit you would like.

Secondary School Enquiry Form

Please fill in this form to enquire about our secondary school offering.
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Museum Shop

Don’t forget to make time to visit the shop as part of your school trip. We have a wide range of  items for you to take home as a souvenir of your visit.

Risk Assessment Guidance

Our risk assessment guidance is available to download here. A pre-visit is recommended so that a risk-assessment can be carried out by the lead teachers.

Resources

Are you learning about Florence Nightingale at school or college? Then you might also be interested in discovering more about these people who were in contact with Florence or followed in her footsteps.