Unlimited entry
Free run of every partner museum all year — the core of the pass, and the benefit students use most. Go once a term or once a week; the pass does not mind.
What it opens
The museums, all year, as often as you like.
A student pass admits its holder to every museum in the partner network, as many times as they like, for a full year from the day they join. No counting visits, no deciding whether a return trip is worth the entry fee — a curious student simply goes, whenever they have a free afternoon. For a young person growing up among some of the world's most significant museums, that freedom to return again and again is exactly what turns a one-off school trip into a lasting relationship with their own heritage — the difference between having seen a place once and truly coming to know it over a year of unhurried visits.
The pass also brings the holiday programmes and student events within reach — the structured activities the trust runs in school breaks, and the workshops and gatherings that connect young learners with one another and with the people who care for the collections. The holiday programmes page sets those out. And because the trust is built on a cross-subsidy, the modest price a student pays also helps keep school visits cheap for others — joining is both a personal benefit and a small act of support for the wider mission.
