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Features to inspire learning outside the classroom
Wildlife attractions to inspire young conservationists
Zoos and wildlife attractions across the UK offer school visits and workshops to help young people develop their understanding of the natural world.
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Exciting workshops to enhance theatre visits
How taking part in theatre workshops help benefit pupils and why they add value to learning, and the workshops and shows available to schools.
Managing school groups safely in crowded places and cities
How to manage the risks in crowded places while still providing enriching experiences when visiting popular destinations.
Case study: Niagara Falls and Canadian culture
Royal Liberty School went on an exciting and varied trip to Canada with Halsbury Travel. Science teacher, Adam Higgins reports back.
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Discover, experience and encounter the ancient past with Dinosaur Isle Museum!
Find out why the museum exploring the Isle of Wight’s prehistoric past is great for schools.
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7 attractions to inspire STEM learning
Museums, science centres and other thrilling visits linked to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics to inspire young scientists.
Peter Carne OBE on winning the first Outstanding Contribution Award
The former geography teacher and Learning Outside the Classroom Manifesto Champion reflects on receiving the first Outstanding Contribution Award.
Carisbrooke College pupils discover Chinese culture and language
30 students from Carisbrooke College went on a cultural and linguistic journey into the heart of Asia, travelling across China and taking STO mascot Teacher Ted with them for the experience.
New curriculum: young people need these experiences now
James Blake, CEO of YHA (England & Wales) and chair of Access Unlimited, on why we can’t wait to give young people vital experiences.
The results: School Trips & Learning Outside the Classroom Survey 2025
Our survey findings help us understand how schools plan and where they get their information from.
New OEAP guidance supports inclusive trips for autistic pupils
The Outdoor Education Advisers’ Panel has published new guidance to help teachers and educational visit coordinators plan inclusive trips for autistic students.