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School Trips to Normandy

Normandy is home to the medieval legacy of William the Conqueror, Second World War landmarks including the D-Day landing beaches, many beautiful towns and cities including Honfleur, Caen, Bayeaux, Mont St Michel and miles of sandy beaches.

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There’s also the opportunity to visit traditional French markets, bakeries, and biscuit factories!

Normandy offers a fascinating selection of visits for both primary and secondary schools, and remains an incredibly popular destination for school trips to France.

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School trips in Normandy

Normandy is home to the medieval legacy of William the Conqueror, Second World War landmarks including the D-Day landing beaches, many beautiful towns and cities including Honfleur, Caen, Bayeaux, Mont St Michel and miles of sandy beaches.

Angevin History in France
From £450pp

Angevin History in France

In the early medieval period, following the Norman conquest, the so-called Angevin kings of England controlled vast territory on the continent under the Plantagenet Kings Henry II and his son, Richard I the Lionheart. 

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Diverse Normandy!
From £389pp

Diverse Normandy!

Normandy offers a fascinating selection of visits for both primary and secondary schools. Whether your focus is history (in particular WW2), language or even food technology, the wide variety of visits on offer makes this a very rewarding destination.

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Normandy D-Day and Landing Beaches
From £345pp

Normandy D-Day and Landing Beaches

The stretch of the Norman coast, with its code names Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword, is famous for the D-Day landings of Allied troops that took place on 6th June 1944.  Code-named Operation Neptune, this was the largest seaborne invasion in history.  Follow the Normandy coast to learn about the naval operation that changed the world.

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Normandy Music Tour
From £410pp

Normandy Music Tour

The fascinating history of the Normandy coast makes it a wonderfully rich destination for choir tours.  Choirs have plenty of options for concert locations, including performances at the world-famous UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mont St-Michel, and the ancient Abbaye-aux-Hommes.

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