- Subscribe
Receive the magazine in print or keep it digital
Schools and academies can claim a free print subscription to School Travel Organiser magazine. Or keep it digital and register to access our web content for free and receive the magazine’s digital edition to your inbox, as well as the fortnightly email newsletter.
Find out more
- News & Ideas
- Features
- School Travel Awards
- LOtC Yearbook
- Useful Links
- About Us
- Online E-magazine
- Media Pack
- Contact Us
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.
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.
Click here
A Kent school’s gold standard approach to outdoor learning
The Academy of Cuxton demonstrates how strategic planning of LOtC can enhance curriculum delivery and student engagement.
A night at the museum? School residentials with a difference
Dr Anne Hunt, CEO of the Council for Learning Outside the Classroom, highlights some of the unique residentials available to schools today.
Residentials: the value of offline experiences for online students
Dr Martina Geromin explains how residential trips are proving vital for online school students, offering immersive experiences that build face-to-face social skills.
Contracts and waivers: need to know
Jake Wiid, director at EVOLVE Advice, looks at what to keep in mind when making a booking or passing on details and the responsibilities and risks of entering into a legally binding agreement.
We can’t afford to stop talking about ‘boys in crisis’
Dr John Allan, head of impact and breakthrough learning at PGL Beyond, discusses how residential programmes deconstruct stereotypes and enable young men to be themselves.
Teacher talk: advice on making enrichment inclusive
Head teacher Jennie Harvey and outdoor learning lead Clare Feehan from Lampard Community School reflect on their LOtC journey.
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.