Rules for booking
You can attend 1 workshop per session, (making for a total of 4 workshops in the day). As space is limited, you may not always be able to get your first choice.
The workshop choices are allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis. Preference will be given to our main target audiences: Year 12 and 13 students, teachers and career advisors.
Each individual must fill out their own booking form. Teachers will not be able to make block bookings for their students, nor will parents be able to make bookings for their children.
If you are a parent, please be aware that students get priority booking and you may not be allocated the same workshops as your child.
Once your workshop choices have been confirmed you cannot change your workshop choices.
Due to the limited space for this event we are unable to accommodate consultants, museum specialists or other professionals already working in anthropology.
We recommend you book as soon as possible in order to secure your place.
Please cancel your booking (using the personalised cancellation link in your confirmation email) if you are unable to attend the event so that we can re-allocate your place to another attendee.
The British Museum’s terms and conditions and safeguarding rules
By filling in the booking form, you agree to these terms and conditions set by the venue British Museum:
- Event attendees will be responsible for getting to and from the London Anthropology Day 2024 event independently.
- Event attendees will be required to register on arrival at the event and again after lunch. Adult contacts will be called if young people do not reregister after lunch.
- Event attendees will be supervised by British Museum and Royal Anthropological Institute staff and volunteers during the programme of workshops and activities and must attend the workshops they have signed up for.
- Event attendees must remain onsite at the British Museum for the duration of the event
- Lunchtime will not be supervised. Lunch can be eaten inside in the Great Court or on the lawns at the front of the museum.
- Event attendees can independently visit the galleries, shops or cafes in the British Museum.
Privacy notice
Privacy notice: We use your personal data (such as emergency contact details) where it is in our legitimate interests to protect your vital interests or those of someone else. The RAI collects emergency contact details from LAD attendees in accordance with the RAI privacy policy. The RAI shares this data with the event venue (The British Museum) for the safety of attendees under the age of eighteen. The RAI and British Museum will delete this data after the event has been held. The full RAI privacy policy can be viewed here.
By filing in the booking and notification forms on this website, you consent to receive email communication from the RAI and their data controller, and for them to store the data I’ve provided. Your data will be stored securely, not passed to third parties, and you have the right to access your data and to have it removed, at any time.