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Martyn and Judy Welch, formerTrustees of Burston Strike School Museum |
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If you have a large party, a coach or similar you are also welcome at any time, but it would be helpful to inform the Trustees. It can sometimes be possible to arrange for someone to give a short talk and answer any questions. There are toilets and plenty of space to picnic on the green and maps for walks around the village as the children did in 1914. |
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Visiting is any day during daylight hours except for CHRISTMAS DAY and during PUBLIC ELECTION (the school is used as a Polling Station.) Instructions for access are posted on the entrance door. Individual visitors and small groups are always welcome and there is no need to book. |
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