Location:
The Great Hall with Westgate Museum
Cost:
£12 per person
Date:
5 Mar 2026
Category:
Children & family activities
Will you complete all the challenges to reveal the Holy Grail? Set against the fascinating backdrop of The Great Hall and its Round Table, become one of King Arthur's knights and take part in a series of Arthurian myths and legends.
This workshop is coupled with a self-led visit to Winchester City Museum to explore Roman mythology
Learning Objectives:
| Learn Arthurian myths and legends to understand the characters and plots and participate in discussions |
Things to know prior to booking:
* All children must be accompanied by an adult who is responsible for them at all times including during facilitated workshops
* In the event of an emergency, you are responsible for the children in your group
* We require at least one adult for every 3 children
* You are responsible for the supervision and behaviour of your children at all times
* If you are looking to book younger/ older siblings into the sessions, please be aware that the content may not be pitched at their current learning level.
* We regret that under 5’s are not permitted at Home Education events at Gosport Museum and Art Gallery.
* These are facilitated sessions and not ‘drop in’ experiences so will start promptly according to the scheduled time
* The schedule for the day will be provided prior to arrival
* Lunch slots are fixed and you will be notified of these within the schedule
* A breakout room will be provided at allocated times for you to bring your own lunch or you are welcome to purchase food from our Café
* Food and drinks are not permitted anywhere on the museum floor or in our immersive Learning Rooms
* Mobile phones and photography are strictly prohibited within the session due to safeguarding
* Our facilitators reserve the right to ask participants to leave if their behaviour is deemed unsafe or inappropriate for the setting
* We advise that participants take a comfort break before the session begins as children can not be left unsupervised while their accompanying adult takes one child to the toilet.
