Braintree District Museum
Manor Street
Braintree
Essex
CM7 3HW
School Visit Booking Form
School Name
Teacher’s Name
Address
Post Code
Telephone Number
Email Address
Session
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Date of Visit
Anglo Saxons
Number of pupils

Meet the Romans
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Natural Science

Stone Age to Iron Age
Number of adults

Victorians
Costs
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WWI
Deposit – must be enclosed with this booking

WWII Evacuees
Enhancing your visit
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
We will be visiting the Gift Shop
We require pre-packed goodie bags?
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Year group(s)
£6.00 per child
£3.00 per additional adults
(4 adults are included in the price)
£120.00 minimum charge
Meet the Romans session
£9 per child
£200.00 minimum charge.
Single session
£50
35 children or under
Double session
£75
70 children or under
Triple session
£100 70 children and above
By ticking this box your school agrees to adhere to Braintree District Museums Terms and Conditions
BDM reference number_______________________________
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School Visit Booking Form
Braintree District Museum
Manor Street
Braintree
Essex
CM7 3HW
Please inform us of and specific requirements
Do you have any children attending who have specific learning needs?
Yes
No
If yes please outline below
Do you have any children with specific medical needs that we need to be aware of?
Please outline below
(Please note if booking the Stone Age to Iron Age Pacakage the archaeology dig contains nutshells. Please inform us if this
presents a problem with allergies. A nut free archaeology box is available)
Braintree Museums Risk Assessment and Terms and Conditions Information
School Visit Booking Form
Braintree District Museum
Manor Street
Braintree
Essex
CM7 3HW
Children remain the responsibility of the school staff at all times while on Museum premises.
Braintree District Council has a Child Protection Policy which is consistent with the Essex Safeguarding Children
Board: ‘Southend, Essex, Thurrock Child Protection Procedures’ (2006) and the Government publications ‘Working
Together to Safeguard Children’ (2006) and ‘What to do if you are worried a child is being abused’ (2006).
The Museum is designed to be as safe as possible for ALL visitors with controlled access/exits, CCTV cameras and
alarms.
All Museum staff dealing with children are either CRB checked or have signed a Self-Disclosure form.
Visiting schools are strongly advised to carry out a Risk Assessment prior to their visit but if this is not practical
then the following points should be noted:

The Museum is a public building with visitors in and out during the course of the day.
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The toilets are not for the exclusive use of visiting groups/schools and are used by members of the public,
particularly those in the foyer of the Learning for Life Centre.
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The ‘playground’ area outside the building is not secure and is open to the pavement. Picnic tables are
situated in the Museum grounds.
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Some areas of the Museum have particularly low lighting due to the nature of the artefacts and extra care
should be taken in these places.
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Exhibitions and shop displays sometimes have fragile objects on show.
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At certain times, there may be delivery vehicles in the playground.
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The designated coach dropping off and collecting bays are on the opposite side of the road to the Museum.
It will therefore be necessary to cross the children over the road.
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We cannot guarantee that the museum is a nut free environment
If you have any questions relating to this document please feel free to call on 01376 325266.