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National Trust Sheringham Park
Featuring a landscaped park and woodland garden with miles of stunning coastal views, Sheringham Park National Trust site is a picturesque and historic location. There’s plenty of space at the park for those needing to burn off some energy, with nearly 1,000 acres to explore. You can enjoy a nature walk, woodland walk or parkland […]
National Horse Racing Museum
This National Horseracing Museum is located in the town of Newmarket, which is about 20 minutes from Cambridge and just over 90 minutes north of London. It has all things horseracing, including the history of the sport, a trainer’s house, strides the veterinary field has made to take care of these horses, and more. Students […]
National Wool Museum
Explore the story of the Welsh woollen industry at The National Wool Museum. The museum is housed in a former woollen mill in Dre-Fach Felindre in the picturesque Teifi Valley. The mill was built between 1902 and 1912 – the height of the industrial revolution. A visit to the National Wool Museum allows students to […]
Cambridgeshire Environmental Education Service (CEES) Stibbington Centre
Looking for school trip ideas offering outdoor learning opportunities for students in Foundation Stage to A-Level? Visit an award-winning eco centre at CEES Stibbington Centre. An educational visit to Stibbington will teach students about environmental responsibility through imaginative play and interactive experiences. Groups can schedule day trips or school residential visits that offer hands-on learning […]
Scout Adventures Great Tower
Situated on the banks of Windermere in the Lake District, Great Tower offers 250 acres of outdoor learning and exploration. The centre delivers a wide range of adventure activities for young people. The centre is ideally located for schools from Cumbria and beyond. The Lake District is England’s largest National Park. It’s also home to […]
Canal & River Trust – Explorers: East London – Limehouse Basin
On a visit to Limehouse Basin in East London pupils will find out why it was built and what it looked like 150 years ago. Pupils will get the chance to compare the manmade canal to the River Thames and watch as the lock fills up. If you’re lucky you might even get to watch […]
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