Find a participating museum near your school
To take part in The Wild Escape you can design your activity in whatever way works for you – either by arranging a museum visit, or from your classroom using our teacher resources.
Browse our ever-growing map of museums, galleries and historic houses hosting workshops and activities for The Wild Escape below. You’ll find all the details you need to connect with visiting and education teams to find out what's on and plan a visit.
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Led by Art Fund and supported by Arts Council England, The Wild Escape is an opportunity for the next generation to join in the conversation about biodiversity. Museums across the UK are hosting workshops and activities for schools and families, inviting primary school children (ages 7-11) to find a favourite animal in their local museum and create an artwork imagining its journey to a natural habitat. Their pictures, stories and activities will be brought together in an epic collective artwork unveiled on Earth Day.
Can’t find a museum near you?
Explore the Wild Escape resources for teachers to participate from your classroom.
Resources for teachers