Without doubt, London is one of the most amazing cities
At every turn, it offers captivating history, dynamic diversity, world-leading culture and art, and glorious green spaces.
As a school, we ensure that our students enjoy and learn from all the rich resources available to them in London and the home counties. This includes organising visits to museums, art galleries, historic buildings, theatres, concerts, student conferences, parks, woodlands and nature centres to study wildlife. As well as inviting guests from around London to come and speak to our students.
At our Westminster campus the visits are often linked to the interdisciplinary units to enhance student learning.
Art Galleries
- National Gallery
- National Portrait Gallery
- Tate Britain
- Tate Modern
- Hayward Gallery
- Serpentine Gallery
Museums
- British Museum
- Design Museum
- Imperial War Museum
- London Transport Museum
- Museum of Brands
- Museum of London
- National Army Museum
- National Maritime Museum
Theatres
- Bloomsbury Theatre
- Garrick Theatre
- Globe Theatre
- Little Angel Theatre
- Lyric Theatre
- Roundhouse Theatre
- Royal Albert Hall
- The O2
Historical Buildings and Areas
- Brick Lane
- Greenwich Observatory
- Hampton Court
- Tower Bridge
- Trafalgar Square
Religious Buildings
- Brent Sikh Centre
- Central London Mosque
- Liberal Jewish Synagogue
- Neasden Temple
- St Paul’s Cathedral
Green Spaces
- Gilwell Park, Epping Forest
- Golders Hill Park
- Hampstead Heath
- Highgate Woods
- Hyde Park
- Kensington Gardens
- Kew Gardens