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Before the trip
Before the trip
Ensure you have the group register and emergency contact numbers for all leaders and students
Make sure students have plenty of water. Encourage them to refill bottles with tap water where possible. In their own country they might think tap water is toxic! Educate them.
Make sure you have the tickets you need to enter with your group
Wear the official group T-shirt or hoodie for easy identification
Charge your phone fully and bring a power bank
Review the risk assessment for the day’s route and activities
Remind students to bring a raincoat or umbrella in case of light rain
Take group photos at key locations and share them with the programme WhatsApp group
The Natural History Musueum
The Natural History Musueum
The Natural History Museum is a world-renowned center of life and earth science research, housing about 80 million specimens in its five main collections: botany, entomology, mineralogy, palaeontology, and zoology. It opened in 1881 and was originally part of the British Museum, but became a separate institution in 1963. Today, the museum is a leading research center, an exhibition space, and a public attraction, notable for its iconic architecture and vast collections, which include specimens collected by scientists like Charles Darwin
Itinerary
Itinerary
14:00 – Meet at Wimbledon Station (main entrance) then take the District Line to South Kensington
14:45 – Arrive at South Kensington station and walk 10 minutes to The Natural History Museum
15:00 – After an introduction to the museum you will be given 2 hours free time to explore
17:00 – Meet at the arranged meeting point and walk back to South Kensington tube station
17:15 – Take the District Line to Wimbledon
18:00 – Arrive at Wimbledon Station
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