The 2024 finalists for this special award are schools that have created visits and experiences that are brilliant, powerful and exciting.
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Four fantastic advocates for learning outside the classroom have been shortlisted and are awaiting your vote to determine this year’s winner.
James Chapman at LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort talks about learning through play and making school visits as memorable and easy as possible.
We hear from Cécile Coudert, French teacher at St Albans School in Hertfordshire, and her pupils about what happened on their trip to the Loire Valley in France.
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Finalists for the Best Residential Experience category in the 2024 School Travel Awards, Conway Centres pride themselves on offering unique residential programmes.
Enjoy transformative expeditions that inspire, educate and empower with Camps International, which is a finalist in the Best School Tour Operator (Large) category.
What YHA, a finalist in the Best Residential Experience category, can offer school groups and how the young people who take part will remember their experiences for a long time.
Julie Hinton from King Edward’s School Witley describes how her pupils reaped the rewards of a visit to Futuroscope in western France.
Andy Smith from EVOLVE Advice on what schools can do to ensure families feel informed and reassured about educational visits.
The students and staff of Walsall Academy captured their incredible expedition on film. Shadow headteacher Jon Clarke shares their experience.
Check out these brilliant regional theatres offering discounts for schools, top performances and a selection of inspiring workshops.
We hear from teachers and EVCs about their planning process for educational visits and why it’s important to start early for maximum rewards.
Anne Hunt on how learning beyond the classroom creates crucial links with arts, nature, science, and heritage.