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The teddies have so much to do, can you help? There are barracks to build, food to prepare, cavalry horses to brush and armour to polish. What a busy time you will have!
Join other under fives and their adults in exploring what life was like for Roman soldiers in this multi-sensory activity session. Activities will include imagination inspiration, creative exploration and artwork. There will be something for everyone!
This event is part of the public programme supporting the exhibition Legion: life in the Roman army (1 February – 23 June 2024).
This event is free to drop into at any time between 10.30 and 12.00.
To get to the Clore Centre for Education in the lower levels, take the stairs going down on the east side of the Great Court. See the map for more information.
You're advised to book a free timed ticket(Opens in new window) to guarantee entry to the Museum. The Main entrance is on Great Russell Street. Your timed ticket allows you to explore the permanent collection as well. See the Visit page for more information.
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Time:
10:30 - 12:00
Prices:
Free
Age:
Under 5s
The Museum doesn't offer parking facilities, except for visitors with access requirements
Explorer Trails
Activity Backpacks
Playful and inspiring workshops
Museum's Little Feet programme for under 5s
Great Court Restaurant, Court Cafés, Pizzeria, Outdoor dining with food trucks
Baby changing facilities, feeding room, accessible for visitors bringing prams and buggies
There are a limited number of on-site parking spaces available for visitors to the Museum who have a Blue Badge. There are self-operable lifts near the entrance. Manual wheelchairs are available to pre-book free of charge for your visit. Mobility scooters are welcome and permitted inside the Museum. Most lifts in the Museum are wheelchair accessible, have audio announcements and include braille signage.
Service, assistant and emotional support animals – including assistant dogs in training – are welcome at the Museum.
