Adventures on the Jurassic Coast
Explore the famous geological features and dramatic coastline of the Jurassic Coast, England’s first natural UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Explore the famous geological features and dramatic coastline of the Jurassic Coast, England’s first natural UNESCO World Heritage Site.
From Baroque, to Impressionist, to Contemporary, to Street Art… there’s an art scene to be reckoned with in Glasgow. Home to one of Europe's great art collections at the Kelvingrove, Charles Rennie Mackintosh and the GoMA, Glasgow is a cultural hub and an art lover’s paradise.
For a somewhat small island, Ireland has made a huge contribution to the world of literature. Many world-famous writers, poets and playwrights were born and lived here and were inspired to write about the spectacular beauty, culture and history of their native isle. Our literary tours include a range of historical visits with a literary focus, allowing students to discover...
Science trips within the UK are becoming more and more popular with school groups. Those looking for an unusual and exciting destination should look no further than Bristol - a truly up-and-coming UK city.
Home to one of the oldest universities in the world, Cambridge is a hub of knowledge and culture.
Number 48 Doughty Street was an important place in Charles Dickens' life. Two of his daughters were born here and some of Dickens' best-loved novels were written here, including Oliver Twist and Nicholas Nickleby.
You don’t need to go abroad to see world-class Roman sites! This fascinating civilisation left its mark on Britain too, and nowhere is that more visible today than in the Cotswolds. The ancient cities of Corinium and Aquae Sulis (modern-day Cirencester and Bath) are two of the best places in the UK to get a feel for life in Roman...
As well as many fascinating geographical features, Cornwall is a county that is rich with diverse wildlife. There are a number of exciting visits that will allow you to get up close with lots of different animals and see them in recreated natural habitats.
As well as the fantastic Jurassic Coast that lines Dorset, there are a number of great visits where students can learn a lot about a vast array of wildlife. This trip includes visiting a zoo, aquarium, monkey sanctuary and wildlife park where there will be lots of opportunity to gain an understanding about wildlife conservation, as well as seeing lots...
With a deep-rooted creative tradition, stunning vistas, and iconic architecture, Edinburgh stands out as one of the world’s greatest cities.
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...
Just across the Irish Sea, Belfast is a refreshing alternative destination for a school trip. The capital of Northern Ireland is rich in history and culture and has plenty of activities for your students to get stuck into.
Oh I do like to be beside the seaside…! Brighton is a wonderful example of a British seaside town and a delightful destination for a school trip.
A city like no other, Bristol marches to the beat of its own drum! With its rich maritime history, fantastic science attractions and a booming art scene, there is plenty for your students to get stuck into!
Cardiff is a lovely coastal capital city with many interesting and varied visits. This itinerary gives you the opportunity to learn more about the rich heritage of Wales with the chance to visit the medieval castle and the National Museum Cardiff. You will also get a fascinating insight into the workings of the Welsh National Assembly with a tour of...
Liverpool has so much on offer for art and music lovers, culture enthusiasts and history buffs. The city is renowned for its multitude of historic landmarks, world-class sports arenas and entertainment. This itinerary allows you to experience all of this, with visits to the cathedral and an art gallery, as well as going on a boat trip along the Mersey...
In just a short space of time your pupils will see and experience more history, art, drama, culture and science than in any other destination! Visit the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, the London Eye, hundreds of museums, Buckingham Palace, and so much more.
Manchester is a bustling, vibrant city and this itinerary will allow you to see all the major sights. There is a great range of museums to visit, including the Manchester Museum, housed by the University of Manchester and the Imperial War Museum North. You will get to head under the sea at the Sealife centre, home to over 2000 creatures!
Rugged mountain trails, coastal paths, old industrial sites, and heritage train lines – North Wales has it all!
With its beautiful but rugged coastline, Cornwall is the perfect destination for Geography students. It’s got sandy beaches, majestic castles and one of England’s best-loved attractions at Land’s End, where you’ll get breath-taking views and can go on exciting cliff-top trails.
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