Teachers' Information Pack - school tour focused on Lavery. On Location.

An oil painting of a high-ceilinged drawing room furnished with free curtains, a large blue rug, a chandelier, mirrors, paintings and plants. A woman in a dark dress and hat stands at the fireplace. She is looking towards a man seated of a sofa, with his hand on a large greyhound.
Sir John Lavery (1856-1941), The Greyhound (Sir Reginald Lister and Eileen Lavery. The last British Minister, the Drawing Room, British Legation, Tangier), 1910.
Photograph © National Museums, NI Ulster Museum Collection.
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Explore the work of Sir John Lavery, internationally renowned Irish painter at the turn of the 20th century. Join expert guides as they focus on dialogue, questioning and creativity in a tour which will embolden students to look, respond and form opinions. This tour will focus on our major exhibition Lavery. On Location. Available to book online here.

Visit procedures

  • Large groups must be split into smaller groups of maximum 15 students, each accompanied by an adult. This is to ensure a high-quality, personalised experience for all students.
  • Enter the Gallery via the Clare Street entrance (into the Millennium Wing of the Gallery), where you will be met by your tour guide(s).
  • Cloakroom space is very limited, so please travel light.

Staying Safe

Further resources

  • Before or after your tour you may wish to explore our rich bank of schools resources for tailored information, hi-res images, activity ideas and lesson plans.