This workshop will see pupils identifying parts of the plant, from the stem to the leaf, and discovering the roles that they play plus the purpose of flowers when it comes to...
This session will see your class portray some of the characters they've met whilst on the tour of th dungeons, delving into the history, plot twists and stories of thei character.
This session will involve a talk which takes place in the Park and is led by the gardeners. It will look at the ways in which plants provide life, food, oxygen and...
Students will gain and understanding of what algorithms are and how they can be implemented using technology. Pupils will work in groups to programme 'Bee-Bots' using the works of bees as inspiration...
This session allows pupils to investigate types of rocks and their formations as well as view a collection of fossils including the Bristol diamond. The workshop includes rock handling, using skills of...
Taking place on 21st September is the Outdoor Maths - Places Value, Nature Counts learning day which is suitable for Primary school teachers and those who work with Key Stage 1 and...
During this interactive workshop at Warwick Castle, students will get to design their own family crest as well as being captivated by stories told by costumed characters.
This workshop combines plants with maths and allows pupils to collect data, record their observations when looking around the gardens and use maths to get hands-on in a variety of activities regarding...
This active workshop allows pupils to explore sound waves and they are given the task to mix pieces of music together and then see the creative results in a Rubens Tube, which...
This workshop allows students to learn more about the technologies of war, whilst getting hands on with collections from the museum. Students will investigate the designs of the aircrafts and other artefacts...
This session introduces students to the way that art is used at the zoo. Activities include sketching, drawing and photography and pupils can used artefacts such as furs, feathers and skulls to...
During this sessions students can learn more about a variety of landscapes, focusing on those between the 16th and 20th centuries, looking at countryside, seasides, cities and industrial areas.
In this workshop pupils will learn how Chessington is able to offer its experiences to its guests, learning about customer care and services. It will involve presentations, discussions and hands-on activities.
During this session, students will gain an understanding of designers through history as well as the present. the workshop will look at the finer details including pleating and gathering and pupils will...
This hour long workshop will let pupils dress up in Roman costumes including togas and make their own mosaics, plus handle some real Roman artefacts.
This workshop will involve dressing up and re-enacting important events from castle's history whilst leaning about what it would have been like to live there. It will also include a guided tour.
This sessions looks at the purposes of money and its use throughout history. Pupils will learn about the Bank of England's role in keeping money safe.
During this session, Key Stage 1 pupils will look at the furs, feathers and scales of various animals, focusing on their differences and how they benefits them and allow them to survive.
A new report by Project Dirt has revealed that outdoor learning is being cut back due to the pressures of testing...
Manchester Museum, part of The University of Manchester, has received a grant for a major expansion project which expects to see...
KidZania London has teamed up with the Government’s Year of Engineering campaign, to launch a programme of exciting events and activities...
Last Thursday was Outdoor Classroom Day, which saw more than 1.7 million children playing and learning outdoors worldwide.
The Horniman Museum and Gardens in South London has announced a revamp of its World Cultures learning sessions.
If you know someone who goes out of their way to organise fantastic school trips and learning outside the classroom experiences,...
We take a look at some ocean-inspired trips to tie in with a new initiative, World Ocean Day for...
There’s still time to nominate, enter and vote in the School Travel Awards 2018/19; here are just a few...
We look at ways to engage students in the world of computing through school trips, from computing museums to...
We talk to Marina Robb, director of educational organisation at Circle of Life Rediscovery, who says that outdoor learning...
May is officially Photo Month, making this the perfect time to seek out some school trips all about photography,...
We look at ways to develop spoken and written English in Primary aged pupils through learning outside the classroom.
