Formal learning session for home-educated primary school children to explore the Bayeux Tapestry at Reading Museum.
Reading Museum is running a session on the Bayeux Tapestry for home-educated children on Monday 14 December, from 1.30pm to 3.15pm. It's part of a new pilot the museum is trialling: a series of formal learning sessions designed specifically for home-educated children, a format they're hoping will open up the museum to more home-schooled families. If it works, they plan to offer more sessions like this in the future, so this is one of the first in a new run.
The session is aimed at primary school-aged children, though the museum is flexible with the age range, so it's worth checking if your child fits in even if they're slightly outside that bracket. Younger siblings under 5 are welcome to come along, but they don't take part in the session itself. The same goes for accompanying adults: they're welcome to be there, but they don't join in either.
There's one practical thing to keep in mind: the session only runs if at least 20 children are booked by the deadline, so it's worth getting your name in early rather than leaving it to the last minute. If you're bringing along adults or children under 5, they don't need to book tickets.
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It's £6.50 per child, with a minimum age of 5. The session runs from 1.30pm to 3.15pm on Monday 14 December at Reading Museum.
