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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...
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.
The first world war was an incredibly important event in modern history which has greatly influenced English literature. From poetry to dramas to written prose, life at war has innovated some of the most moving pieces of work written. A key event during the war was the Battle of the Somme, which singlehandedly influenced several texts, including engaging first-hand accounts....
Our Greek Performing Arts trip is perfect for schools who are looking for something a little unconventional and would like to learn more about the history of Greek theatre!
Bath is known to many as a location in Jane Austen's novels, including 'Persuasion' and 'Northanger Abbey'. Though Austen only lived in Bath for five years from 1801 to 1806, she remained a regular visitor throughout her life, as well as a keen student of the city's social scene.
Belfast has a rich literary heritage and an exciting contemporary writing scene to discover! The city has produced so many great writers, all drawing inspiration from Belfast's knotted and troubled history - C. S. Lewis, Seamus Heaney and Paul Muldoon have all called Belfast home at one point. Our literary tours include a range of historical visits with a literary...
As a UNESCO City of Literature, Dublin is a fantastic place to discover more about Ireland’s literary heritage and the place that inspired writers such as James Joyce, Oscar Wilde, Bram Stoker and Jonathan Swift. Our literary tours include a range of historical visits with a literary focus, allowing students to discover the story behind some of the most famous...
Seeing a West End show and a Shakespeare play at the Globe - both wonderful experiences for all English and Drama students! Our selection of performances, visits and workshops will complement their classroom learning with fascinating insights into what goes on both on stage and behind the scenes.
Lying on the banks of the Mississippi river, New Orleans is renowned for its distinctive music, cuisine, and festivals. Amongst its varied neighbourhoods is a deep and ingrained literary history waiting to be explored.
A school trip to dazzling New York will inspire your English, drama and performing arts students!
Walking around historic Oxford you almost feel Harry, Hermione and Ron right behind you in some magical parallel universe! Oxford locations (Christ Church College, the Bodleian Library and New College) famously feature in many of the early Harry Potter films helping to create the iconic gothic backdrop that became the unmistakable Hogwarts school of Witchcraft and Wizardry!
Oxford's fascinating mix of history and culture makes it an excellent destination for a school trip. Of course, it's most famous for its world-class university, which showcases some of England’s finest architecture. The city also has some excellent museums, beautiful green areas and interesting shops and markets.
Start your tour in San Francisco and visit the sights that have appeared in countless films and television shows! Learn about the Disney Empire which was conceived in California, and explore the city's crooked streets.
See a Shakespeare play performed at the Globe, with a guided tour and practical workshop - a wonderful experience for all English and Drama students!
Seeing a performance can make all the difference in engaging students in the plot and context of Shakespeare's plays.
Seeing a West End show is a real treat for your students. Our selection of performances, visits and workshops will complement their classroom learning with fascinating insights into what goes on both on stage and behind the scenes.
"A wonderfully organised trip from start to finish, and the communication and help didn't stop on the day of departure; staff were on hand to assist throughout our trip. Thank you to Cara in particular who has been available and helpful from the start."
Ashton Community Science School"I've enjoyed working with DST these past three years---much care and patience shown, which is most appreciated."
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