Inspiring the next generation of
heritage guardians
Our education programmes connect students, teachers and families with Uganda’s cultural and natural heritage through hands-on learning, guided tours, workshops and curriculum-linked resources.
School Visits
Bring your students for a guided museum experience. Our education officers lead interactive tours tailored to your curriculum needs.
Guided Tours
Expert-led explorations of our collections with hands-on activities and storytelling.
Curriculum-Linked
All tours align with Uganda’s national curriculum for Primary 1-7 and O/A-Level.
Affordable Access
Discounted group rates and free admission for public schools. UGX 2,000 per student.
Book a
school visit
Plan your educational trip to the museum. Fill out our booking form and we’ll confirm your visit within 3 business days.
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Professional development opportunities, curriculum support, and exclusive access to museum resources for educators.
Teacher Training Workshops
Half-day and full-day CPD sessions on using museum collections for teaching history, science, art and social studies. Offered quarterly at no cost.
Curriculum-Linked Guides
Detailed lesson plans mapped to Uganda’s national curriculum, with pre-visit activities, guided tour scripts and follow-up assignments.
Museum Educator Network
Join our community of 200+ teachers using museum resources. Quarterly newsletters, online forums and exclusive previews of new exhibitions.
Free Entry for Educators
Registered teachers receive complimentary museum admission for personal visits and advance planning trips. Valid Uganda teaching license required.
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a teacher
Get free admission, lesson plans, and invitations to exclusive teacher events.
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Student Activities
See what students are learning and creating during museum visits and workshops.
Primary 5 students exploring traditional musical instruments
Pottery workshop during school holiday camp
Secondary students studying paleontology specimens
Drawing session in the ethnography gallery
Plan your visit or
ask us a question
Our education team is here to help you plan meaningful learning experiences at the museum. Contact us to discuss your needs.
Education Office
Phone: +256 414 251 067
Email: education@tourism.go.ug
Office Hours
Monday – Friday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Closed Sundays and public holidays