Book now for February 2027! Storytime at Stonehenge
History, Story telling
EYFS
"We’re off to times from long ago – the Stone Age calls, so off we go.” Introduce your pupils to the Neolithic period with our Stonehenge story. As pupils listen to the story of how it was built, they will join in with rhymes and actions and locate the animals, food and night sky from the tale on our tactile mat. By getting hands-on with story-related objects they will discover more about the daily lives of prehistoric people.
Monday to Friday during term time
- Session lasts for 45 minutes
- £90 per session
Everyday materials at Stonehenge
History, Science
KS1
Step into our authentic Kusuma Neolithic Hall and into the perfect setting for your pupils to explore Stone Age treasures and compare them to everyday items from modern day Stonehenge. Let this inspirational setting bring your pupils closer to the Neolithic people who built and lived at Stonehenge to give them a better understanding about the natural materials they used to create objects and how they differ to human-made items. Through hands-on activities learn about objects, their properties and materials, before getting creative with natural materials.
Monday to Friday during term time
- Session lasts for 1 hour 30 minutes
- £125 per session
Back to the Stone Age: neolithic skills at Stonehenge
History
KS2
It's the year 2470 BC. People are gathering at Stonehenge for a momentous celebration - but they need your help! Can your class master the skills needed to survive the Neolithic period? From mixing pigment paints, to making pottery and nets, give them an unforgettable encounter with prehistory inside our authentic Kusuma Neolithic Hall at the iconic Stonehenge!
Monday to Friday during term time
- Session lasts for 1 hour 30 minutes
- £125 per session
Book now for Februrary 2027! Building Stonehenge: a neolithic challenge
History, Science
KS2
How would you build Stonehenge? Step into the shoes of the Neolithic people who constructed this iconic monument and experiment with the tools and materials that they had to move, raise and shape the stones.
Monday to Friday during term time
- Session lasts for 1 hour 30 minutes
- £125 per session
Book now for February 2027! Ancient alignments: Earth and space at Stonehenge
History, Science
KS2
Stonehenge has always filled us with wonder: how is it linked to the Sun, moon and stars? Is it a sundial, or astronomical clock? Discover its significance through a virtual tour of the night sky, have a go at creating a human solar system and get hands-on with objects and samples. In this unique setting, your class will understand why Stonehenge's solar alignments were so important to the Neolithic people.
Monday to Friday during term time
- Session lasts for 1 hour 30 minutes
- £125 per session
Stones and Bones - Stonehenge in its Landscape
Geography, History
KS1, KS2, KS3
This session was developed in partnership with the National Trust. Explore Stonehenge and its place within the wider landscape. On an interactive tour, learn about the different stones and building techniques used, and how the monument relates to the solstice alignment. Using role-play, recreate a Bronze Age burial in the landscape, discussing replica objects based on artefacts found in the area and what they can tell us about the people buried here. Maximum class size of 30 per session.
Monday to Friday during term time
- Session lasts for 2 hours
- £100 per session
Neolithic Life at Stonehenge
Design & Technology, Geography, History
KS2
Tailored to the National Curriculum, this popular workshop will take your class back to the Neolithic period as they learn how to survive, strive and thrive at Stonehenge! They’ll complete interactive challenges, including model building and rope making; get hands-on with our replica Neolithic objects, and even prepare for Solstice in our reconstructed Neolithic houses. Maximum class size of 30 per session.
- Tuesday to Thursday during term time
- Session lasts for 2 hours
- £100 per session
Myths and Legends
History, Literacy
KS2
Discover a world of myths and legends at the stone circle. This two hour, hands-on session includes a trip to the Stones and a tour led by one of our knowledgeable volunteers. Afterwards, the group will return to our dedicated education room to create their own myths using LEGO® StoryStarter kits. At the end of the session, the groups will be asked to share what they have built and re-tell their stories to the class.
Tuesday to Thursday during term time
- 2 hours
- £100 per session
Book now for February 2027! Recreating Stonehenge: a STEM challenge
History, Science, Techology
KS3
Do your students have what it takes to build Stonehenge? They'll find out during a series of challenges, inspired by the creators of this iconic stone circle, that will require science, maths and design technology skills to succeed. Through hands-on experiments and by considering the resources, tools and engineering required to build the monument, they’ll understand the skill and ingenuity of the Neolithic people and what it took to create Stonehenge.
Monday to Friday during term time
- Session lasts for 1 hour 30 minutes
- £125 per session
Book now for February 2027! Stonehenge secrets: sustainability and wastewater
Science, Sustainability, Techology
KS4
Directly linking to the GCSE Chemistry wastewater treatment topic, students will investigate how we use modern technology to overcome environmental challenges at Stonehenge in this hands-on workshop. They'll explore how our membrane bioreactor screens, filters and harnesses bacteria to clean wastewater, then use our free, self-led resource to explore the monument and consider sustainability at this iconic site.
Monday to Friday during term time
- Session lasts for 1 hour 30 minutes
- £125 per session
Plan your trip
We have a wide range of materials to support your visit and make school trip planning easy. You can find all our site-specific information and tools below, and further information on our what to expect page.
Download our free resources to help you make the most out of your visit and create unique learning experiences before, during and after your trip. We also offer free planning visits once you have made a booking, plus a 20% discount on the official English Heritage guidebook for your place of choice.
Once you book your visit you’ll be sent a visit permit, which you’ll need to bring with you on the day.
Visit our bookings page to start planning your trip!
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Planning Your Visit
Planning your visit couldn’t be easier with the help of our resources. However if you need more details or have specific questions about your trip or our Free Self-Led or Expert Led visits, please get in touch with our Education Booking Team on 0370 333 0606
