Teachers: fill your half term with art

Journey through British art history at the Tate Britain where you can experience masterpieces by leading artists, from William Hogarth to Barbra Hepworth. In a major retrospective on Lee Miller's life and career, discover a trailblazing photographer who went from Vogue model to Second World War correspondent. Over 250 prints are on display, demosntrating Miller's creativity and tenacity.

A pioneering space that uses cutting-edge technologies to create immersive experiences, Lightroom's exhibitions will transport you to other worlds. In their latest exhibition, journey through history to 66 million years ago and get up close with the dinosaurs who used to walk our planet, from Ammonites to the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Exclusive offer: As a Teacher Art Pass member you can visit Lightroom's exhibitions for free until Friday 19 December. You can book up to two tickets using the code we've sent you via your Teacher Bulletin email. The offer cannot be used in conjunction with another offer.

Explore half a million years of history and culture across five floors at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. Through the collection, free displays, special exhibitions and events programme, visiting the museum allows you to really dive deep into fascinating historical periods from across the globe. From iconic album covers to lyrics in sketch books, dive into the importance of creativity in Radiohead's Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood's three decade collaboration in their current exhibition. There are also lots of other fascinating museums nearby to visit with a Teacher Art Pass, including the Bodleian Library, Pitt Rivers Museum, The Story Museum and Modern Art Oxford.

The former home of a Tate curator, Kettle's Yard blends a museum collection with a living space, placing works of art among furniture, ceramics and other objects to create an intimate environment. You'll get 50% off entry to the house with a Teacher Art Pass. Catch Lubaina Himid's exhibition with Magda Stawarska before it closes on 2 November.

A day out at Jupiter Artland is a showstopper and they're now open year-round. This means you can experience the award-winning contemporary sculpture park and art gallery in all its autumnal glory. You'll encounter permanent works nestled in the landscape by artists including Tracey Emin, Phyllida Barlow and Antony Gormley. And don't miss a luminous sculpture by Turner Prize-winning artist Tai Shani, made possible with Art Fund support.

Visit the Royal Historic Dock in Liverpool and stop by the momumental Museum of Liverpool, where you can learn about the city's fascinating history and culture, from the expansion of the rail industry to the musical legacy of the Beatles. Dig into 5,000 years of stories told through a major treasure collection in their current exhibition, Treasured: History Unearthed.

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.

Fish and chips on the beach, arcades on the pier, that iconic Royal Pavilion. Brighton is the perfect destination over the summer months for that classic British seaside experience. And did you know? They have incredible museums and galleries so that you can add a dose of culture to your next trip. Take Brighton Museum & Art Gallery – you'll get in for free with your Teacher Art Pass. So, don't miss their current exhibition spotlighting the sharp fashion, rebellious music and fearless attitude spearheaded by the Mods.