Westminster Abbey and Coronavirus (COVID-19)
The Abbey is no longer open for public worship, general visiting or private prayer. Meanwhile, the community of Abbey clergy, privately and following guidance given, will sustain the worship of a building that has been a witness to God’s grace and glory for over a thousand years.
Find out moreSecondary schools
Video conferences
Book a video-conference and bring Westminster Abbey into your classroom
We offer live, interactive video-conferencing sessions led by one of our Education Officers. The session can be tailored to the needs of your class, and run them at a time that best suits you. Video-conferencing sessions last around 30–40 minutes.
Popular themes for KS3, KS4 and Post-16 students include:
- Symbols of Worship
- Coronations
- Edward the Confessor
- Tudors at the Abbey
- Remembrance.
Your school will need to provide a screen, computer, camera, microphone, and some speakers. We'll connect to you via Skype.
How to book
Please email us for more information.
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The Shrine of St Edward the Confessor is one of the most powerful features of the Abbey. To stand in the presence of a man who is both a saint and a monarch is awe-inspiring.
