The Field Studies Council has launched a Digital Hub to support secondary school teachers and students with the fieldwork element of geography and biology.
The Field Studies Council (FSC) is inviting secondary school students to apply for its annual scholarship programme, with the chance to undertake a residential course or day series of training with specialist environmental tutors.
A programme of digital fieldwork courses to support teachers and students is being launched by outdoor education charity, the Field Studies Council (FSC).
We spoke with Rachel Hillman and Hannah Carter from the education team at the National Archives about how they have made the transition to online school sessions and what pupils can gain from the experience.
Based at FSC Millport on the Isle of Cumbrae in Scotland, the latest course from the Field Studies Council is aimed at pupils in higher education.
The Emmerdale Studio Experience in Leeds is providing a series of Insight to Industry workshops across the 2019/2020 academic year, to inspire pupils with a career in television and different job opportunities behind-the-scenes.
The National Memorial Arboretum will run a series of Explorer Days across 2019, suitable for Key Stages 1-5.
The established Queen Mary University of London has joined forces with this year’s School Travel Awards initiative.
Wild Wookey is a new physical adventure experience, suitable for school groups at Wookey Hole Caves.
Teachers will be able to book new workshops and activities as part of a new Learning Programme at the RAF Museum in Colindale, London.
In June, the British Academy will open the doors to its historic London building for the first ever Summer Showcase, a free festival of ideas with a dedicated Secondary school day.
The ride, based on the film by the same name, has now opened at the Staffordshire theme park.
Meeting Berber people and hiking were on the agenda for Bridgwater & Taunton College’s visit to Morocco.
Chessington World of Adventures, in Chessington will be adding some new workshops to its offering come 2018, and will see some new animal arrivals.
The Archway Project, which will transform the Roman Baths’ learning offering, has received a grant of £250,000.
Jane Eyre will tour the UK this year, and can be used to support English and Drama studies.
School Travel Organiser speaks to Dr Sharon Redrobe from Twycross Zoo about the importance of learning outside the classroom.
One of the main reasons learning outside the classroom is seen as so beneficial to student learning is not always for the curriculum-related benefits but for the life skills it can help develop.
Teachers can book a summer term visit to the Parliamentary Education Centre in London from 13th January.
Pupils from Moorgate Primary School in Bolton recently took part in a new educational workshop with the National Centre for Citizenship and Law (NCCL).