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Cambridge University Botanic Garden
Visit Cambridge University Botanic Garden for educational school trips that offer outdoor learning for students in Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2 and beyond. With a collection of more than 8,000 plant species from all over the world, students will boost their observation skills with tree identification activities and scavenger hunts through the gardens. When […]
Tamworth Castle
Possessing more than 900 years of history, Tamworth Castle in Staffordshire provides pupils with a journey through time. There are more than 15 fully furnished rooms to discover – along with the courtyard and other hidden gems – each offering something different. Everything is clearly signposted, packed with information and displays that match the era […]
Max Ski
For more than 30 years, Max Ski has been organising school ski trips to Italy. In recent years, it has added locations in Canada and the United States. Students spend their days on the snowy mountain peaks, picking up new skills. In the evenings they’ll engage in fun organised activities. All trips can be tailored […]
King Richard III Visitor Centre
King Richard III Visitor Centre uses great storytelling, beautiful design and 21st-century technology to tell the fascinating and moving story of the king’s life and death. Visitors will learn about the Wars of Roses, the fascinating stories behind the Houses of York and Lancaster, key characters, battles and events. The site welcomes visits from all […]
RHS Garden Rosemoor
The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is the UK’s leading gardening charity and has several gardens around the UK, including the beautiful RHS Garden Rosemoor in North Devon. Students visiting Rosemoor will get to explore a dedicated teaching and learning centre with two large classrooms, a covered outdoor space, ponds and a teaching garden. They will […]
Canal & River Trust – Explorers: Hatton Locks
On a visit to Hatton Locks in Warwickshire, students have the opportunity to take a guided walk along a number of historic waterways. As they do so, they’ll learn more about why the canals were created, how they work, and why they matter. From there, students can participate in a range of engaging hands-on activities […]
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