Before applying, read the following information carefully;

A tour usually lasts at least three hours. Make sure to be on time, since we're on quite a tight schedule. It is arranged in such a way that groups entering will have no contact with any person other than those within their group and the Living History characters.
On arrival you will be met at the reception where there is a marquee providing limited shelter. This area is suitable for a picnic if desired. Please note that you will be unable to stop during the tour to eat, and you should plan accordingly.
There will be a charge of £6.00 per student with 2 free staff places for every 25 students. Additional adults are charged at the same rate.
This year will feature the 1599 - Tudor Period on Monday to Thursday and 1643 - Stuart Period on Friday. Please take this into account when making your booking.
The route is almost entirely outside and will cross meadows, pass through woods and go up and down hill slopes. The paths are not tarmac. As a result it is essential that your children come prepared with stout shoes or boots and warm waterproof clothing.
Disabled visitors may find the site quite difficult but we will make every effort to accommodate them if given prior warning. Wheelchair access is restricted to the top area of the farm only and may prove a particular challenge in wet weather.