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    School visits are available by arrangement. School visits focus on Mary, Queen of Scots and 1st Earl of Mar. We do have an education/teachers and restricted access pack available. The approximate length of a school visit is 2 hours.

    We provide children’s quizzes and have costumes for children to try on. Games and toys are also available.
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