The Midlands is a great destination for a whole range of different trips, and its central location makes it easily accessible from anywhere! Covering the centre of the country, there are visits for focusing on English, to history, to business studies.
You could head to Stratford, home of Shakespeare and see one of his famous plays, or into the centre of Birmingham to visit Cadbury World and learn about the history of chocolate! Maybe pay a visit to Ironbridge, the beating heart of the industrial revolution or head up to the National Memorial Arboretum to learn about the sacrifice of the soldiers in the World Wars.
Take a breath of fresh air in the Peak District in the East Midlands! With plenty of rich history to explore, as well as stunning views, there are few places better suited for a unique look back in time.
With rich history and industry, the Midlands has many fascinating visits that will enhance students’ learning.
The Midlands is a great place to discover and has lots of fantastic visits to explore. This itinerary will help you understand in particular the impact of the industrial revolution on the city of Birmingham and how it has shaped it today. With visits such as Sarehole Mill and the Black Country Living Museum, you’ll be able to do hands-on...
The Midlands is a great location to get an eye for the business world, with a number of world-famous companies such as Cadbury’s and JCB. This itinerary will allow you the chance to go behind the scenes to learn a bit more about the companies’ business models and how they compete in their global markets.
In the heart of the country, the Peak District offers unique and interactive experiences to bring history to life. Journey through the area’s past as you experience Tudor society in a historic manor house, before imagining life during the plague in the famous village of Eyam.
Seeing a performance can make all the difference in engaging students in the plot and context of Shakespeare's plays.
Gain an insight into the life and times of William Shakespeare with a number of exciting visits to choose from – whether it’s heading to the author’s birthplace or exploring his mother’s farm. Depending on the visits you choose, you will be able to explore different aspects of Shakespeare’s life and works.
Home to the world’s first iron bridge, this World Heritage Site was the beating heart of the Industrial Revolution. The bridge was one structure which became a real turning point in English design and engineering and after it was built, cast iron become widely used in construction. The Ironbridge Gorge is home to a wide range of exciting museums that...
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