Based on the latest advice from Public Health England and the UK Government, The Red House is closed to the public until the end of April at the earliest. This means that all events programmed from now until that time will also be cancelled or postponed and refunds are being processed. Please see our News for further information.
The Red House site is a unique resource for schools, and has won awards for its work with families, children and young people. We have a number of exciting Key Stage 1-2 education sessions, linking to all areas of the National Curriculum. Click on the packs below for further information about each session and how to book.
As part of your visit:
- All teaching staff are welcome on a FREE pre visit to The Red House.
- All Suffolk schools are entitled to a FREE visit to your school by our education staff in advance of your visit.
- All our educational experiences are adaptable and our qualified staff will be delighted to have a conversation with teachers or lecturers to make sure that sessions meet your objectives.
While we suggest that participating in one of our staff led sessions is the best way to explore The Red House, you are welcome to develop your own teacher led visit (restricted to the Gallery, Library, Composition Studio and gardens). There is no charge for your own teacher led visit, but please contact us for further details.
We will be developing a number of exciting workshops for Key Stage 3-4. In the meantime please contact us with any visit requirements and we will be happy to develop a unique visit, tailored just for you.
Science of Sound online
During the lockdown collections and learning curator Joe Carr has devised some online sessions for schools on Facebook Live.
Download the session handout here.
Arts Award Exhibition: Something Beautiful
We are delighted to share a photography exhibition by students from Aldeburgh Primary School. Click here to view now.
Sessions
Britten's Childhood
What toys did children play with 100 years ago? What was it like to grow up in Suffolk? Children will explore the answers.
Music Through Time: The Stone Age
Music-making music is part of what makes us human. Explore the magic of music from prehistory to today.
Music Through Time: Anglo-Saxon & Vikings
This unique daylong session will explore the importance of music, art and storytelling in this era.
The Science of Sound
This exciting, practical schools session will inspire and engage pupils by exploring the science behind sound and music.
Create an Opera in a Day
Students take on the role of musicians, designers, authors and performers as they learn about Britten and his opera, Noye’s Fludde.
Murder in the Orchestra!
Become a history detective and discover what happened to the fictional star musician, Ned Strings.
Musical Mini-beasts
This school session is a wonderful introduction to the world of mini-beasts as well as Benjamin Britten and music composition.
Musical Mystery...
You will meet Joe a forgetful, local guitarist who has lost a page of his music. Will you find the missing music or will re-write it yourself?
Arts Award & Artsmark
We are a registered Arts Award Centre and are able to offer Arts Award Discover, Explore, Bronze and Silver. Please contact the Learning Team for further information about how we can help your children achieve an Arts Award qualification.
Britten Pears Arts is also proud to be an Artsmark Partner Organisation. Contact us to find out how we are able to help your schools or academy on its Artsmark journey.
Contact
For further information please contact: Joe Carr, Collections and Learning Curator, email or call 01782 541703
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