Harewood is a wonderful place to learn, to enjoy being in nature and to feel inspired.
As an educational charity and accredited museum, our sessions are inspired by our amazing collections, objects and animals. There is so much to explore here, whether you are a family, a school group, a community organisation or just someone eager to find out more.
Our learning programmes are for Early Years & Primary, Secondary and Colleges & Universities. Follow the links to find out more about each of our Learning Areas.
Harewood is a recipient of the prestigious Sandford Award, which celebrates high-quality heritage education and provides independent quality assurance to sites that run formal education programmes in the UK and Ireland.
The Learning Team here at Harewood are thrilled to have been awarded a quality badge by the Council for Learning Outside the Classroom. We are proud to be working together to create equal opportunities for all children to access educational experiences.
Find out more about the Council for Learning Outside the Classroom.
For further information or assistance with planning your visit, you can contact our Learning Team on learn@harewood.org or you can complete our online booking form and a member of the team will be in touch.
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