An exploration of Tower Bridge offers rich and engaging learning experiences for schools, families and communities.

We have adapted our programme so that you can continue to enjoy learning about the fascinating history, engineering and people of Tower Bridge, whether online or, as circumstances allow, onsite.

Read on to discover the array of workshops, resources and activities ready for you to enjoy. Check this page regularly to keep up to date with available sessions and future onsite provision, or email learning@towerbridge.org.uk to sign up to our newsletter.

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Schools

Teachers and pupils are invited to explore the history and engineering of this iconic structure and its environment through fascinating interactive workshops and resources.

A study of Tower Bridge supports learning in STEM, History, Geography, Careers and Literacy, and provides an ideal case study for topics such as bridges, rivers, icons and London. 

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Homeschooling

Whether you're looking for facilitated workshops or self-led activities, we have plenty to offer the homeschooler. 

Visit our Homeschooling Hub to discover the different ways that we can support your teaching and learning.

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SEND

We are eager to continue to support your teaching and learning, whether through virtual delivery or in working with you to plan your onsite visit once we are open. 

Email our team to start a conversation about how we can work with you: learning@towerbridge.org.uk 

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The Monument

The City of London Corporation owns and manages The Monument as well as Tower Bridge..

Whilst The Monument is currently closed to visitors due to current restrictions, we are still able to support your Key Stage 1 Great Fire learning topic through virtual Q&As and other resources. 

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Discover our Tower Bridge themed activities to do at home, from origami barges to colouring sheets, quizzes to art projects.
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Communities and partnerships

Find out about some of the organisations we work with to widen access and participation.
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Artist in Residence

Our Artist in Residence programme has been running since 2017, helping visitors and staff alike to see London's defining landmark anew.
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