Harry Rogers
With experience of working in education, Harry knows all to well about the impact that educational visits can have on the children involved.
Harry joined the GLT team in March 2018 after spending a year in the press and communications team at Luton Town Football Club. He graduated from De Montfort University with a bachelor's degree in Journalism and also has an NCTJ (National Council for the Training of Journalists) Level 3 diploma.
With a love of travel and sport, Harry enjoys writing about his experiences for STO readers to use as inspiration. Brighton, Dublin and Amsterdam are among his favourite cities to visit and he enjoys historical sites too – especially those linked to the Tudors and World War Two.
Contact info
- Tel:
- 01908 613323
- Email:
- editorial@schooltravelorganiser.com
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