The Heritage Trust is committed to providing high quality learning opportunities for all visitors to our museums. Since 2019, we have been developing a programme of taught sessions, events, workshops, loan collections and digital resources to help learners of all ages find out more about the history of our wonderful railway. Whether you are a school, planning to arrange a structured visit, or a family, looking for ways to enhance your day, click on the pictures to find out more about what we can offer.
Learning
The Schools Programme
Browse through our collection of Themed Lessons, Loans Boxes and Digital Resource Packs.
Planning a School Visit
Supporting information and documents to help you plan your visit
Family and Community Events
From exhibitions to events and family fun days, click here to find out what’s happening in our museums
Visit Us!
Please look around this page, if you are a family wishing to visit our Museum or a school planning to take some children to see us! We welcome everyone who wants to get involved understanding the history of our line. Please contact us using the form below, if you have any enquiries or questions.
Helen Anson
Heritage Trust Learning OfficerSchool Information Leaflet
Information from our Learning Officer for primaries and secondaries interested in our Learning Offer. Winter 2020 version.
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Teachers' Information Pack
Information to any teacher's regarding our WSRHT Education Service.
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Risk Assessments and Safe Systems of Work
Please read our Risk Assessments before visiting us
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Enquire about the Trust's learning involvement
Learning Gallery
These pictures are subject to copyright from the West Somerset Railway Heritage Trust. We seek parental permission before publishing pictures of children on any of our public platforms and complies with the regulatory and statutory guidance surrounding pictures of young people. If you would like to talk to us about it – fill in the contact form above. These pictures will periodically change over the course of the year.
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