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Risk assessment: preparation that lets visits happen
A well-thought-through risk assessment isn’t a paperwork burden - it’s what allows your pupils to benefit from the visits you’ve worked hard to plan. Here’s how to get your approach right from the start.
How to prepare students for an overnight stay
From risk assessments and safeguarding to fire safety and site security, here’s how to get overnight stays right and help plan ahead to prepare your students.
School Travel Awards 2024 Review
Read all about your 2024 winners
Have a look through our special Awards Review which was included with School Travel Organiser magazine.
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Safeguarding changes 2026: what schools need to know
The CLOtC explains how the updates to safeguarding legislation and statutory guidance are reshaping what schools can expect from their learning outside the classroom providers.
Why enrichment is essential for every student
Dr Anne Hunt from the Council for Learning Outside the Classroom considers the Government’s plans for a broader curriculum and enrichment entitlement.
Legal liabilities for schools arranging their own overseas trips
Solicitor Claire Mulligan sets out what all schools need to know when arranging their own overseas trips including legal liabilities and duty of care.
What the dual citizenship passport changes mean for school visits
Silvia Avvertenza, senior operations manager at tour operator Rayburn Tours, explains what the new dual citizenship passport rules mean for pupils and staff travelling overseas.
Managing school groups safely in crowded places and cities
How to manage the risks in crowded places while still providing enriching experiences when visiting popular destinations.
Multi-academy trust uses joint trips to build teamwork
Martin Campbell explains how Meridian Trust’s 36 schools work together to offer enriching trips and residentials that build resilience and help teachers learn from each other.
Pupils can learn from residential experiences
The inspiration for children’s creativity is often surprising.
You’re already building character but…
STO Editor Keeley Rodgers on interviewing the Education Secretary and having your say.
