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FeaturesFive gardens to visit with a school group
As April is Garden Month, we focus on five glorious British gardens that offer educational visits and look at why a trip could be beneficial.
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News & IdeasSpecial school viewings confirmed for Shakespeare’s Rose Theatre
A pop-up Shakespearean Theatre will make its debut in York this summer, with performances specifically for schools.
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News & IdeasThe Tiger Who Came To Tea to have West End run
To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the stage adaptation of the popular children’s book, The Tiger Who Came To Tea will have a London run this summer.
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FeaturesSpotlight on culture
Eve Richardson, English teacher and literacy coordinator at Villiers High School in Southall speaks about some memorable school trips and how they’ve overcome particular challenges.
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News & IdeasSix new dates added to Matilda tour
The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) has announced six new dates for the UK tour of Matilda the Musical.
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News & IdeasNational Theatre launches Primary theatre programme
Sir Lenny Henry has launched Let’s Play, the National Theatre’s new national Primary school programme to develop Drama and interest in theatre.
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News & IdeasWorkshops and tours unveiled at The Emmerdale Studio Experience
Script to screen educational workshops have now launched in Yorkshire at The Emmerdale Studio Experience, among the first of its kind outside of London.
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News & IdeasClimbing attraction suitable for schools to opens in Leeds
A year in the making, Clip ’n Climb Leeds will open on 26th May and will boast 32 individual climbs making it the biggest in the North.
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FeaturesWorld Book Day: Jacqueline Wilson talks about memorable school trips
Author Jacqueline Wilson tells us about her most memorable school trips and how fiction can inspire travel and adventure in pupils.
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News & IdeasAlice in Wonderland exhibition to open at The Story Museum
The Story Museum in Oxford has announced it will be opening It’s Always Tea Time, an exhibition of artworks from across the globe, depicting one of the most famous tea parties of all time, tying in with Art and Literacy.
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FeaturesWorld Book Day series: Q&A with Abi Elphinstone
To continue the run up to World Book Day, we speak to author Abi Elphinstone about her experiences as a children’s author and her memories of school travel.
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FeaturesTop ten places inspired by Literature
With World Book Day edging closer, we suggest some school trip ideas to get pupils enthusiastic about reading and writing.
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News & IdeasTerracotta Warriors exhibition offers a school trip “to remember”
School groups are invited to explore one of the world’s most astonishing historical discoveries.
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News & IdeasVictorian Rough Justice: Ripon Museums
Ripon Museums bring the world of Dickens and Victorian crime and punishment to life.
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News & IdeasShakespeare’s Birthplace Trust to host events for Shakespeare Week
Attractions with links to the Bard will be hosting a variety of school friendly events during and after the week dedicated to the poet and playwright.
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News & IdeasPeter Rabbit show to return to The World of Beatrix Potter
The show, Where is Peter Rabbit?, is suitable for school groups and will return to the Cumbria attraction this summer.
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FeaturesWorld Book Day series: Q&A with author Lydia Monks
We spoke to children’s author and illustrator, Lydia Monks, about the importance of Literacy and her memories of school trips.
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News & IdeasKidZania to celebrate World Book Day with activities and authors
KidZania has partnered with the Little Tiger Group to deliver a celebration of reading, writing and books, coinciding with World Book Day.
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News & IdeasSchool resources available with Matilda tour
The tour, which will begin in March and conclude in January 2019, will be accompanied with an education programme, it has been revealed.
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News & IdeasHistoric London: AC Tours
AC Tours has recently started working with educational groups and, in particular, schools visiting the capital.