All KS3 (Ages 11-14) articles – Page 19
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FeaturesA fast track to learning on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway
School travel organiser finds out what the North Yorkshire Moors Railway offers in the form of education.
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FeaturesEnglish, History, Citizenship and more with the NCCL
School Travel Organiser finds out how a visit to one of the National Centre for Citizenship and the Law’s (NCCL) sites can benefit students studying English, History, Citizenship and more.
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FeaturesFocus on: CERN, the world's largest physics laboratory
School Travel Organiser takes a look at how a visit to CERN can inspire students’ Physics studies.
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News & IdeasSchools invited to STEM-themed festival hosted by Shell
Shell has planned a four day festival called Make the Future London, and there are 5,000 tickets available for schools.
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News & IdeasSuperhero-themed Science workshops at The Deep
The Deep aquarium in Hull is offering some new superhero-themed workshops in March and April.
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News & IdeasSchools Garden Challenge taking place at Arley Hall
Arley Hall invites schools to compete for an educational trip to Stockley Farm Park by creating their own garden.
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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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News & IdeasLearning opportunities at Gadget Show Live
Technology event Gadget Show Live will take place at the NEC Birmingham this Easter, and school visits are welcomed.
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News & IdeasLast chance to apply for free school visit to KidZania London
KidZania London is offering every Primary and Secondary school across the UK a complimentary class visit before 18th March.
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News & IdeasLearn about multiple religions at new faith exhibition in Birmingham
A new permanent exhibition at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery has opened this week, titled Faith in Birmingham.
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News & IdeasNew Florence Nightingale exhibition; suitable for History and Art
Lotherton Hall will play host to a new exhibition, Our Cousin Florence, following the finding of previously unseen correspondence.
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News & IdeasScience Museum to open new Maths gallery
A new gallery at the Science Museum will open this December bringing Mathematics to the fore by exploring how mathematicians and their ideas have helped to shape the modern world.
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FeaturesTeaching the next Tim Peake
Tim Peake has recently become the first Briton to visit the International Space Station and last week undertook a spacewalk. He is fast becoming a hero for not only young space enthusiasts, but also those students less engaged in the subject of Science.
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FeaturesWilmslow High School: why we use a school travel management company
STO talks to Mark Vincent, assistant head teacher at Wilmslow High School, about his school’s trip culture and why he uses a travel management company to plan visits.
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FeaturesInternational Women’s Day: school trip ideas
International Women’s Day is on 8th March this year and the event can be used to teach different subjects.
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News & IdeasStudents become amateur palaeontologists at Port Lympne Reserve
Port Lympne Reserve has announced that preparations are underway for a new dinosaur attraction, and visiting pupils will be able to dig for fossils and try their hand at palaeontology.
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News & IdeasMOSI launches first Science workshop for Key Stage 3
The Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester has announced its first Science workshop for Key Stage 3 pupils.
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News & IdeasMerlin For Groups unveils new trip planning website with schools section
Merlin For Groups has launched a new website, with a section designed to help with planning for school trips.
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FeaturesSix ways to celebrate Shakespeare Week outside of the classroom
Get into the swing of Shakespeare week with some of these outdoor learning opportunities for students.
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FeaturesLearn Prehistory, Science, Literacy and Numeracy at an Iron Age Settlement
Celtic Harmony is a charity that offer educational sessions inspired by the heritage of ancient Britain.