All Features articles – Page 23
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FeaturesSchool trips to Manchester, the European City of Science
Manchester has been awarded the title European City of Science 2016; schools can get involved on a Science-themed visit.
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FeaturesDiscovering plants and animals with the RSPB
School Travel Organiser finds out how a visit to one of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds’ (RSPB) nature reserves can help studies on plants and animals for Primary school pupils.
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FeaturesThe M&S Company Archive: learning with a retail giant
War rationing and making a chocolate pudding are two topics that can be learnt at the M&S Company Archive.
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FeaturesThe importance of STEM, by a rollercoaster engineer
Louise Joy talks to rollercoaster engineer Mike Denninger about the importance of teaching STEM in schools.
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FeaturesCase study: Seeing Kenya with African Adventures
Last year 31 pupils from Springfield School travelled to Kenya on a School Expeditions trip with African Adventures.
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FeaturesDesign technology trips to help defeat the skills deficit
With commentators suggesting that the UK could be lacking 340,000 engineers by 2020, here are a few ideas to inspire pupils to study Design & Technology.
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FeaturesLearn Key Stage 1, 2 and 3 History at Tudor World
Tudor World provides children with an insight into the Elizabethan period, and ties into History, Drama and English studies.
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FeaturesScrumdiddlyumptious school events at Tatton Park
School Travel Organiser focuses on Tatton Park’s 2016 Roald Dahl centenary celebrations and educational programme.
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FeaturesImproving language skills for later SATs success
School trips to help improve early language skills to help future SAT success.
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FeaturesHistory, holographic teachers and archaeology at the Vindolanda Trust
School Travel Organiser spoke to Lauren Wilkinson, the Vindolanda Trust’s site education officer and museum archaeological assistant, about why a visit to the Roman Army Museum and Vindolanda Roman Fort is educational, engaging and exciting for students.
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FeaturesLearning Art & Design and History at the National Memorial Arboretum
The National Memorial Arboretum can be an eye-opening experience for students and benefit studies in Art & Design and History.
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FeaturesAlnwick Castle launches new education programme
School Travel Organiser explores the new education programme at Alnwick Castle and discovers what it’s all about.
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FeaturesLearning History, Drama, Literacy and Science at a museum by the sea
STO discovers that sometimes it’s the little places in life that make for brilliant learning outside the classroom opportunities.
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FeaturesScience, Business And Skiing At Chill Factore
School Travel Organiser discovers there’s more to learn at Chill Factore than just snow sports.
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FeaturesMaths, Art and Business at the Museum of Brands
The Museum of Brands can bring to life Maths, Art and Business for all Key Stages. Here, School Travel Organiser takes a look at how.
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FeaturesRE on location: The Anglican Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham
Rachel Bailey discovers the opportunities for studying the nature of religion, Christianity and spiritual experience at an Anglican shrine.
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FeaturesItinerary Idea: Newcastle Castle, Newcastle
Schools can book onto one of several workshops for Key Stages 1 and 2 at Newcastle Castle.
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FeaturesEnvironmental education and Business Studies at Anglian Water
School Travel Organiser finds out how Geography, Business Studies and English can be brought to life for Key Stage 1 to A Level at Anglian Water.
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FeaturesTeaching the Holocaust outside of the classroom
Six LOtC ideas both in the UK and abroad to help educators get to grips with teaching the Holocaust.
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FeaturesFoundation and Primary learning with Twiggles and Boggles at BeWILDerwood
School Travel Organiser takes a look at the learning opportunities available for Foundation and Primary school students at BeWILDerwood.