Step into the very house where the world’s most famous literary family began and bring learning to life through the story of the Brontës.
Our education programmes invite pupils and students of all ages to explore creativity, imagination, and resilience through workshops, tours, and hands-on experiences rooted in this historic birthplace.
Our Aim
Our aim is to use the little house with all its history and its legacy to inspire future generations to follow their dreams and believe in themselves and all they can achieve, just like three young girls from Bradford did two centuries ago.
Our KS1 & 2 Workshops
Bring the Brontës’ story to life for young learners with hands-on workshops and village trails designed to spark curiosity and creativity. Pupils will explore what life was like in the early 1800s, handle real artefacts, and imagine how ordinary childhood moments inspired extraordinary stories.
Our KS3 & 4 Workshops
Inspire deeper learning and critical thinking with immersive sessions that explore the Brontës’ world, their challenges, and their legacy. From social context and creative writing to ambition and resilience, our secondary workshops link literature, history, and PSHE in meaningful, memorable ways.
Our History Hub
Our History Hub offers engaging, hands-on workshops that make history exciting, accessible and memorable. Covering periods from the Stone Age to the Second World War, each session is curriculum-linked and designed to immerse pupils in the people, places and stories of the past through role play, artefacts and creative activities.
Flexible half-day and full-day workshops are led by experienced educators and tailored to support classroom learning.