Takeover Monday: Golden Mummies
Things to know before your visit
Your Booking
If you have not already, please fill in this form with the details of your School. Please fill in a separate form for every ticket you have purchased.
Getting Here
There is a drop-off point for coaches outside the museum on Oxford Road. Mini buses can park at Cecil street car park. The museum is also on a major bus route and a short walk from rail and tram spots. Plan your visit here.
Access
More information about accessibility can be found on the Space for everyone page of our website. If a pupil in your class needs to access to the quiet room or to borrow a sensory bag please let us know in advance.
Your timetable for the day
We will be contacting you with your individual timetable(s) closer to the event.
Things to do before your visit
Risk assessment and safety:
Our Museum Hazard ID document and General Site Risk Assessment are available to download for you to produce your own risk assessment for your visit. You are welcome to arrange book a site visit ahead of your school visit to carry out your risk assessment and we are happy to arrange for you to meet a member of the team to discuss this. Please email school.bookings@manchester.ac.uk to arrange this.
Please note that teachers (or other accompanying adults) remain responsible for the general health and safety of children, as at school. Teachers (or other adults) should remain with their primary and secondary
school groups at all times.
Preparing your class
Each class will be kept together all day but for the activities we will need to be divided into 4 equal (as possible) sub groups,
with one adult per sub group (note this excludes adults providing 1:1 support) to make sure we can run the day as efficiently as possible, please can this be done before your visit.
Pre visit Resources and Activities
To support your group to prepare for the Monday Takeover, we have produced a Teachers Pack and Pre-Visit PowerPoint including a trailer for the Golden Mummies exhibit and some activities made alongside the exhibition’s curator. We hope these help prepare your pupils for your day with us.