Groups and Schools
Discover a unique historic site and an iconic Prime Minister, learn about leadership and decision-making and how lives in Britain were affected by the Second World War.
All schools and groups must book in advance and pay on arrival.
Allow at least 45 minutes to explore the Cabinet War Rooms and a further 45 minutes to view the Churchill Museum.
Adult and HE groups
Groups of ten or more adults are eligible for reduced rates on standard admission prices. Audio guides are included. The group leader is offered free admission. Find out more or request an ADULT and HE booking form.
For a more exclusive visit book one of our private tours.
UK schools, FE colleges and youth groups
Support study in History, Literacy, Numeracy, Art and Citizenship. Explore the Cabinet War Rooms and Churchill Museum on a self-directed visit or for a charge add a learning session during term time. Sessions are delivered in the dedicated facilities provided in the Clore Learning Centre and around the site. Children must be supervised by one adult to a maximum of ten children. Find out more or request a UK SCHOOL or FE booking form.
Overseas schools and youth groups
Explore the Cabinet War Rooms and Churchill Museum on a self-directed visit. Children must be supervised by at least one adult for every ten children. Find out more or request an OVERSEAS school and group booking form.
Learning Resources
From the World Wars to the Cold War, IWM gives teachers and students in UK schools everything they need to explore the course, causes and consequences of conflict from the First World War to today.
What's On
Check out our programme of events at Churchill War Rooms, or gain exclusive access inside the historic rooms by booking a private tour.
From our Collections
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The Visit of the Prime Minister Winston Churchill to Caen in Normandy, 22 July 1944
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War Fair: Holidays at Home at a Fete in Russell Square, London, 1943
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American Independence Day, London, 4th July 1918 : Central Hall, Westminster. Mr Winston Churchill speaking: 'Germany must be beaten, must know she is beaten, must feel she is beaten.'
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London Buses in Wartime, 1941
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Worth Fighting For - Worth Saving For!
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The British Army in Normandy, 1944
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The Home Front in Britain, 1939-1945
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Radar and Electronic Warfare 1939-1945
