Discover more at Chartwell
Find out when Chartwell is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Bring your school along for a self-guided visit around the family home of Sir Winston Churchill. Find out more below including details of how to book.
School visits are organised with the group booking team at Chartwell who can be reached on: chartwell.groupbooking@nationaltrust.org.uk. By using an email system, we can easily track your enquiry but if you would like to speak to our group booking team in person, please call 01732 861142.
When you make your booking, we will need the following:
Schools or education groups can benefit from an Education Group Access Pass, which gives the whole group free admission and parking at most of the places in our care for a year.
Please contact us to request a resource pack in preparation for your visit.
Bring your packed lunches to Chartwell and enjoy them al fresco. Picnic tables are located in the field off our overflow car park, but you're welcome to pull up a rug and picnic on the lawns by the lakes. Please note, there is no indoor picnic area available if the weather is gloomy.
The Churchill Archive for Schools is a completely free, open-access website designed to help build students’ skills and confidence in using primary sources in 20th century history. Schools can also register for free access to the full Churchill Archive.
Find out when Chartwell is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
Selected rooms in the family home of Sir Winston Churchill are decorated for Christmas and open to visitors from 23 November to 23 December. Explore the beloved home of one of Britain's greatest politicians, Sir Winston Churchill. The house has many treasures and provides an intimate portrait of the Churchill family.
Enjoy the views that the Churchills chose Chartwell for, and explore the garden they created and loved, from Lady Churchill’s Rose Garden, to the Walled Garden Sir Winston helped build.
Discover more about the extraordinary life of Sir Winston Churchill in this permanent exhibition at Chartwell, including five must-see items from the curator.