During a trip to the Helena Thompson museum in Workington, Cumbria, pupils will learn about the lives of those who lived in the area in the past, as well as the history, culture and industry of Cumbria. The museum was gifted to the people of Workington in 1940 and is filled with displays of pottery, […]

The Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) is an educational charity dedicated to researching and communicating positive solutions for environmental change. The Centre for Alternative Technology has been welcoming school groups to its site for over 30 years and prides itself on how it engages young people with the subjects surrounding climate change and sustainability. Its […]

International sports tours give children the opportunity to step out of their comfort zone and take part in team-building activities. For a lot of students it can be their first time away from home while playing sports in a foreign country, so sports tours are a great opportunity for pupils to mix with new age […]

Take your students to a classroom with an ocean view! They’ll walk in awe across Shark Walk, explore Atlantic Coasts, discover Ray Lagoon, stroll through an ocean tunnel and be dazzled by the UK’s largest living coral reef. And that’s not all. SEA LIFE London Aquarium offers even more zones to explore, including Rainforest Adventure, […]

This Aqua Park is located on the shores of Rutland Water. It is about a 90-minute drive from Birmingham and just over two hours north of London. While visiting, pupils will have the chance to have a go on a floating obstacle course. Kids will enjoy an hour in the water, with ten minutes of […]

Morfa Bay Adventure Wales is an outdoor activity residential centre situated in the seaside village of Pendine in Carmarthenshire, on the border of Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park. This venue has been offering adventure seekers of all ages with one-of-a-kind, outdoor physical education experiences for more than 30 years. During their visit students will be able […]