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FeaturesInstilling passion with Key Stage 3 trips
STO rounds up a selection of top trips for Key Stage 3 pupils, across key subject areas.
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Research focus: The Work on The Wild Side report
STO looks into research that suggests that the UK’s leading schools place value on learning outside the classroom.
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What schools can learn from a visit to Bletchley Park
STO looks at what pupils can learn from visiting the home of the codebreakers, Bletchley Park.
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School trips to county shows
STO looks at county shows around the country and what they offer visiting schools.
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Trips that harness play to educate
An element of play can help to deepen pupils’ learning. So, why is it important and where can you take a school group to?
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Top picks for school trips in 2017/18
Dive into this selection of school trip workshops and education sessions that are new for the 2017/18 academic year and available to book now.
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Teaching children about voting, elections and politics
There are several school trips available across the UK that are designed to bring politics to life.
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A Q&A with... The East Ayrshire Council
STO talks to Willie White, education officer for East Ayrshire Council (EAC) to find out why learning outside of the classroom is so important.
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Trips to bring healthy eating to life
STO looks at school trips to teach pupils about nutrition and food provenance.
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Cross curricular learning through crime scene investigation
A look at the work Forensic Outreach does with schools.
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Getting pupils hands-on during Science trips
STO unearths some school trips that allow pupils to really get hands on with Science.
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What have fidget spinners got to do with school trip planning?
Fidget spinners are the latest school bag must-have. STO looks into what school trip planners could learn from the craze.
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New research: outdoor learning and self efficacy
A look at the interim results of the Outward Bound Trust's latest research study, which suggests that outdoor learning can have a lasting positive effect on pupil self esteem and self-efficacy.
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How to make Maths fun again
The TES recently reported that the Maths sats exams had reduced pupils to tears. Here are a few ideas for school trips that should bring the subject back to life for pupils.
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The 5 Ps and school trip crisis control
Ways in which schools can prepare themselves for a crisis, even if it means thinking about the unthinkable.
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Life after SATS week; school trips to de-stress
As headlines roll out about the negative effects sats are having, we suggest a few feel-good school trips.
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How the V&A is championing design education
The V&A’s new DesignLabNation project will provide opportunities for school trips. We decided to find out more.
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Improving technology skills with school visits
Ways you can bring ICT to life for school children, in Cambridge, Milton Keynes, Surrey and beyond.
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Case Study: Eden Project
52 school children recently enjoyed a three-day trip to the Eden Project in Cornwall: here’s how they got on.
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Addressing internet safety through school trips
STO looks at school trips that teach pupils about everything from cyber bullying to online safety.
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