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A unique, inspirational learning destination

Culture Mile Learning brings together a diverse range of cultural, heritage and arts organisations from across London to work on an unprecedented scale to offer world-class learning experiences.

The partnership focuses on developing the fusion of creative, communication, thinking and organisational skills in young people that is needed by today’s employers.

Find out more about our partners and activities, browse our learning opportunities, and get involved below.

School Visits Fund

Apply for up to £300 towards the cost of a visit to a wide variety of cultural venues in the City of London and beyond.

The School Visits Fund helps young people experience the benefits of learning outside the classroom. If you’re a teacher, youth group leader, or you work with school-age children, you can receive up to £300 towards the cost of a visit to one of 21 inspiring venues in the Culture Mile Learning partnership.
Find out more information and apply here

Current Projects

Find out more about our activities and upcoming events

Fusion Prize

A competition to find innovative ways to upskill future generations, empowering them to meet the demands of today’s employers.

Fusion Prize

A competition to find innovative ways to upskill future generations, empowering them to meet the demands of today’s employers.

Young City Poets

Young City Poets gives pupils the opportunity to visit famous cultural venues in their city, using the visits to inspire poetry.

Young City Poets

Young City Poets gives pupils the opportunity to visit famous cultural venues in their city, using the visits to inspire poetry.

Dual Site Visits

Visit two Culture Mile venues in one trip, with curriculum-based facilitated sessions.

Dual Site Visits

Visit two Culture Mile venues in one trip, with curriculum-based facilitated sessions.

Partners

Culture Mile Learning is made up of the following partners, who offer a variety of learning programmes for all key stages.

Case studies

Examples of our partners’ work with children and young people

Open Spaces

Nature Connection: Monthly nature-based sessions aimed at schoolchildren with a wide range of autism needs

Museum of London

Suffrage and Campaigning in London: a study with ephemera handling and collection research.

London Metropolitan Archives

Layers of London: Mapping the City's Heritage: a school session using online resources with study projects.

Tower Bridge

Design the Skyline: a workshop and accompanying visit to the Tower Bridge walkways.

St Paul's Cathedral

Art as Remembrance: an artist-led workshop and a historical tour of St Paul's Cathedral.

Guildhall Art Gallery and Roman Amphitheatre

Gallery Tour: a facilitated, interactive guided tour with an Education Officer in the Art Gallery.