Schools, Colleges & Universities

As part of our charity mission, Saatchi Gallery Learning works alongside students to support them in exploring art & ideas via exhibtion themed workshops; guided exhibition tours; and even have the chance to present their work to the public in our onsite Learning Gallery.

School, College and University Groups need to be booked in advance. Please fill out this form & wait for our confirmation email. If you require a risk assessment for your visit please click here.

If you would like to discuss your student group visit over the phone please call +44 (0)20 7811 3087. Our schools phone line is moderated intermittently Monday-Friday 10AM - 5PM. Please have the following ready when you call:

Range of dates for your visit

School address, telephone number and email address

Group size and age of pupils

We love hearing from you! Please share your feedback and photos by tagging @saatchigallery_learning on Instagram or emailing the Learning team

Gallery Tours & Workshops

Free entry for students & community groups, including free workshops & tours.
Tours: Groups are accompanied by a member of our dedicated Learning team who will provide unique insights and facts into the exhibition and featured artefacts to encourage group discussion and engagement.
Workshops: exhibition-themed workshops including collage, magazine cover designing, figurative drawing, photography, poetry writing and sculpture making.

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Offsite Workshops

Saatchi Gallery proudly offers offsite workshops run by our experienced art educators. We explore contemporary art through playful accessible activities and draw inspiration from art pieces that have been displayed at Saatchi Gallery by artists from all over the world. Participants get the chance to make their own artwork inspired by our recent and ongoing exhibitions.

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Art Club

Organize an Art Club for your school, held at the Saatchi Gallery at regular times throughout term time. Participating students will gain the chance to become familiar with current exhibitions at the Gallery and engage in fun creative workshops. The gallery learning team will lead the workshops and provide materials. To organize an art club for your school contact the Learning team.

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Vision & Virtuosity by Tiffany & Co.
10 June - 19 August 2022
Available: Free entrance for learners/community groups, workshops, tours.

Tours: Groups are accompanied by a member of our Learning team who will provide unique insights and facts into the exhibition and featured artefacts to encourage group discussion and engagement.

Workshops: exhibition themed workshops including designing shop windows; Tiffany lamp inspired paper sculpture making; Tiffany love room inspired paper flower making; and jewellery design inspired experimental sketching.

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Please send completed booking form to education@saatchigallery.com

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Exhibition: RHS Botanical Art & Photography Show 2022 (9 - 29 April 2022, Galleries 1 – 3)
Available: Free entrance for learners/community groups, workshops, tours

The Gallery Learning department led tours teach participants fun facts about the artists and their process and encourage discussions about the exhibition, giving participants the opportunity to share their opinion.

Participants are then given the opportunity to use our on-site learning studio to participate in group workshops in response to exhibition themes. They will get to use the exhibition as a jumping off point to invent their own fantasy plants collaboratively with other participants. They will combine observational drawing and collage, and learn scientific facts about plants, their functions, and cultural significance.

Get involved!
Please send completed booking form to education@saatchigallery.com

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Exhibition: America In Crisis (21 January – 3 April 2022)
Available: Free entrance for learners/community groups, workshops, tours

Gallery Learning department led tours encourage discussions about the exhibition and explore key exhibition themes including image consumption, civil rights, protest and climate change from a historic and contemporary perspective.

Participants are then given the opportunity to use our on-site learning studio to participate in group workshops in response to exhibition themes. Students will reimagine exhibition photographs through hands-on book making and collage.

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