Teachers: fill your Easter holidays with art

Love all things science and natural history? Don't miss the Natural History Museum in London, where you can explore their impressive dinosaur and fossil collections that reveal the fascinating story of the evolution of life on earth. And did you know? It's so much more than a gallery – it's a world-leading research centre too. Plus, you'll get 50% off exhibition tickets to Wildlife Photographer of the Year, a spectacular display of 100 photographs revealing the magic of nature, and Our Story with David Attenborough, an immersive journey through life on earth.

Wander through Castle Howard's dramatic 18th-century house and grounds, where major film and TV productions have taken place, including Brideshead Revisited and Bridgerton. The 9,000 acres of surrounding parkland feature lakes, fountains, temples, woodland,
a formal walled garden and an adventure playground.

Visit the coastal retreat where Queen Victoria and Prince Albert used to spend their holidays to catch a break from court duties and catch a glimpse of their family life. Marvel at their rich collection of art and furniture to see their personal tastes and experience breath-taking views across the grounds.

From Henry VIII to David Beckham, get face-to-face with the people who have shaped British history at the National Portrait Gallery, boasting over 200,000 works. The main collection is completely free to visit but don't miss their two major exhibitions – Lucian Freud: Drawing into Painting and Catherine Opie: To Be Seen. They're both open now and 50% off with your Teacher Art Pass.

Peek at an internationally renowned tapestry studio and a centre for contemporary art and craft in the centre of Edinburgh. Dovecot Studios has an established heritage of working with artists from across the world to create textile works. And on top of all that, they run an inspiring exhibition programme. Take The Biba Story: 1964-1975 – it's a deep dive into how Biba evolved into the world’s inaugural lifestyle label, revolutionising shopping and influencing 60s and 70s fashion.

Tate Modern is one of the world's biggest modern and contemporary art museums and a must-see if you're visiting London. Experience the drama of the monumental Turbine Hall and then check out the incredible exhibitions that are on: Theatre Picasso, Nigerian Modernism and Tracey Emin: A Second Life.

Unwind in the peaceful grounds at Compton Verney, which boasts 120 acres of parkland designed by Capability Brown, including their contemporary sculpture park. You'll get 50% off entry with a Teacher Art Pass, and if the weather isn't on your side, why not pop inside the 18th-century country house and check out one of their inspiring exhibitions? For example, you can experience masterful Dutch and Flemish drawings by the likes of Bruegel, Rembrandt and Rubens in their current must-see exhibition.

Travel through time at St Fagans National Museum of History, where you can discover the story of Wales and its people through the museum's extensive collections and historic buildings, just outside of Cardiff. With over 40 re-erected buildings, ranging from a Tudor home to a 1930s post office, experience Welsh life from different periods of history.