FAQs for schools

To make a provisional booking please complete our online booking form or contact a member of our team by calling +44 (0)20 7751 2434.

We’ll be in touch shortly after receiving your form to confirm the session or discuss alternatives if your preferred date is unavailable.

Our school sessions can accommodate up to 30 students per session.

Morning sessions begin at 10.00.

Afternoon sessions begin at 12.30.

Self-guided trails begin at 10.30 and can be collected from the museum front desk.

Yes! We welcome bilingual schools and offer a flexible approach to meet the needs of each class, tailoring sessions where appropriate.

Yes! We offer a variety of sessions, trails and resources to home education groups.

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Our large lawn is perfect for picnics in nice weather.

We also have indoor lunch spaces that are free to use for classes who have booked facilitated sessions. If you’d like to reserve a lunch space, please request this on your booking form.

The cost is £130 per session. Once your session is confirmed we’ll send you an invoice for the full amount. Invoices must be paid two weeks from the invoice date.

Starting September 2025 the price of a school session will increase to £160. 

Once your session is confirmed we’ll send you an invoice for the full amount, which must be paid within two weeks from the invoice date.

Invoices can be paid by BACS, cheques made payable to ‘Fulham Palace Trust’, or credit/debit card. If paying by card, a payment processing fee will be charged.

Yes! We have free trails and activities included on our school sessions page. We encourage teachers and schools to use our site for their own self-led sessions.

Please let us know when you plan to visit so we can make sure the site is accessible by completing our booking form.

Yes! All of our school sessions can be altered to fit the needs of your class.

Please get in touch with a member of our team by calling +44 (0)20 7751 2434 or emailing learning@fulhampalace.org to discuss your class needs.

Yes!

We welcome visits from SEND schools — our tranquil site includes the historic buildings and spreads over 13 acres of garden. The site is a sympathetic environment for pupils with additional needs.

To discuss the needs of your class and how we can support them you can get in touch with our learning team by emailing learning@fulhampalace.org or calling +44 (0)20 7751 2432.

• 0 – 2 years – one adult to three children
• 2 – 3 years – one adult to four children
• 4 – 8 years – one adult to six children
• 9 – 12 years – one adult to eight children
• 13 – 18 years – one adult to ten children

If your group does not have the minimum number of adults we reserve the right to refuse admission.

Yes! We strive to be as accessible and welcoming to all people as possible

Fulham Palace is fully accessible for wheelchair and mobility aid users.

We also have a variety of additional resources available such as magnifying glasses, torches, large print text and more.

for more information, please visit the access page of our website or get in touch with a member of our team by calling +44 (0)20 7736 3233 or emailing admin@fulhampalace.org.

Sorry, no. We expect teachers to make their own risk assessment before their visit.

We have developed a risk assessment guide for schools.

Yes! Our sessions and trails can involve visiting many areas of our site.

Download our map for schools to help find your way around.

Bishop’s Avenue is a cul-de-sac. Coaches can drive down Bishop’s Park Road, allowing passengers to alight at Bishop’s Park and make the one-minute walk to the Palace’s main entrance.

Buses 74, 220 and 430 stop on Fulham Palace Road at the ‘Bishop’s Park Road’ stop. The Palace is a five-minute walk down the quiet Bishop’s Avenue.

Buses 14, 22, 39, 74, 85, 93, 220, 265, 424 and 430 stop on Putney Bridge at the ‘Putney Bridge Station / Gonville Street’ or ‘St Mary’s / Putney Pier’ stops. Your group will not need to cross any roads to get to the Palace from here. Take the steps down from the bridge, then follow the pedestrian-only Thames Path through Bishop’s Park for ten minutes to the Palace entrance. For step-free access, use the street closest to the steps to reach the park.

District Line to Putney Bridge Station. The Palace is a 15-minute walk through Bishop’s Park. Walk towards Putney Bridge from the station and follow the pedestrian-only Thames Path through Bishop’s Park.