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This Somme Battlefields itinerary is specifically designed to introduce younger children to the First World War. Visits are tailored towards a gentle introduction into the historical background of the war and they enable students to experience the Battlefields in a way that is a bit less intense, but no less educational or memorable!
A bustling university city, Leeds is packed with activities to inspire future scientists! And as science trips within the UK are becoming more and more popular, Leeds is a fantastic, accessible and affordable location.
A history and politics trip to the Alsace region always starts off in Strasbourg, the heart of so many Pan-European developments. Extend your students' understanding of the workings of the EU with an opportunity to visit the European Parliament and The Council of Europe.
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.
As the motor city of Germany, Stuttgart is an excellent destination for science and engineering trips!
The Swiss Alps Geography tour will inspire and motivate each one of your students. The scenery is truly spectacular and will keep your students captivated throughout their stay.
Thanks to its ideal climate, long nights, and clear skies, Tenerife is one of the best places in the world for stargazing! The island’s unspoilt night sky is protected by law, attracting scientists from across the globe.
The Dutch Coast is an excellent destination for primary schools, reward and enrichment trips. It's a cheaper alternative to most French destinations, but with the proximity of Amsterdam, lovely beaches, Europe's first permanent space exhibition and millions of colourful tulips colouring the landscape in the spring, it is certainly an ideal destination for a school trip abroad.
Our language and culture tours to The Loire Valley offer a great variety of historical, cultural and interactive visits for both primary and secondary schools! No trip to this region would be complete without visiting one of the many extravagent châteaux.
Also known as 'La Ville Rose', Toulouse is famous for its iconic red-brick architecture dating back to the Roman period. Its historical city centre is linked by narrow, cobbled streets and squares filled with local restaurants and terrace cafes making it the perfect destination to explore.
Adventures await you in Tenerife: from feeling above the clouds on Spain’s tallest volcano to traversing through underground caves. The best way to learn is to experience, and what better way to experience these landscapes than in the stunning surroundings of Tenerife.
Valencia's constant ambition to thrive and innovate makes it an engaging and exciting destination for a Science and Design trip. Of course the key visit here is the City of Art and Sciences, home to the interactive Science Museum and a collection of futuristic buildings.
Venice is an outstanding destination for an Art & Design school tour. Its beating heart is Piazza San Marco, surrounded by works of indisputable mastery and prestige: the imposing Campanile Bell Tower, and the Basilica; the Palazzo Ducale, symbol of the various golden temples of La Serenissima; the Moors' Tower, famously known as the Clock Tower; and the Ala Napoleonica,...
Venice offers wonderful concert and sightseeing opportunities for your choir. Our favourite performance venues include Santa Maria dei Miracoli, a lovely church with tiered stage and an organ, which attracts appreciating audiences for its concerts, and St Mark’s Basilica which offers the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to sing mass here.
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...
The Austrian capital Vienna offers an incredible selection of buildings and art collections.
Vienna is the capital of music. More famous composers have lived and created here than in any other city – in Vienna, music is literally in the air!
There's no denying that Vienna is a cultural gem, known world-wide as the City of Music and the City of Dreams. Its beauty has inspired artists for decades, no matter their medium, from legendary composers like Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ludwig van Beethoven to symbolist master Gustav Klimt and the visual artists involved in the Vienna Secession.
Lanzarote is the oldest island in the Canaries. Its extraordinary landscapes created by the violent volcanic eruptions of the 18th and 19th centuries are breathtaking, with the vast malpais (literally the bad lands) of lava flows set against a skyline of jagged cones and dormant craters.
Washington, the seat of power of arguably the most powerful country in the world, cannot fail to inspire students of History and Politics. Where better to bring US History to life than the location of Lincoln’s assassination, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s ‘I Have a Dream’ speech, and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial?
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