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School Travel AwardsAward-winning farm residential transforms children’s learning
St Woolos Primary School won the ‘My Best School Trip’ Award for their residential to Lower Treginnis Farm and used their prize money to take a new group back to Pembrokeshire.
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FeaturesMaking school trips affordable: expert tips and funding help
School leaders share practical strategies for maximising educational visit budgets, from negotiating group discounts to accessing funding streams.
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SponsoredSay goodbye to passport errors and spreadsheet stress with Halsbury
Trip planning has changed for good with Halsbury Travel’s digital portal, My Trip Zone – helping reduce admin, improve accuracy of information and spend more time focusing on the experience.
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News & IdeasSchools can apply for tickets to see Wicked
Schools outside of London can apply for free or subsidised tickets to the West End show as part of its collaboration with theatre works!, now in its third year.
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SponsoredConway Centres programme reduces cost of residentials
A look at how the new Conway50/50 programme helps to reduce the cost of a residential for schools and parents.
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News & IdeasPGL Beyond’s B Corp status is “proud and defining moment”
Outdoor education provider PGL Beyond has been awarded B Corporation™ certification, marking a major milestone in the company’s history.
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News & IdeasScience of illusions explored at new museum in London
The Museum of Illusions features mind-bending exhibits, inviting school groups to delve into the science of perception across multiple subjects.
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InterviewMulti-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.
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News & IdeasFairytale Farm opens Alice in Wonderland-inspired ride
Journey to Alice’s Wonderland is the Oxfordshire attraction’s first ride, inspired by Lewis Carroll’s connections to the region.
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News & IdeasSchool trips boost pupils’ wellbeing and engagement, says study
A study has revealed that school trips boost children’s wellbeing and engagement by 60% with the majority of those taking part saying it is “their best school day ever”.
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News & IdeasScience Museum gallery welcomes two millionth visitor
Technicians: The David Sainsbury Gallery is one of the museum’s most popular galleries with school groups, giving students an insight into careers in science.
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FeaturesYear-round trip ideas to promote positive mental health in children
We’ve compiled some of the amazing places across the UK which promote a positive frame of mind through outdoor learning.
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ColumnWhy 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.
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News & IdeasPrincess Anne meets next generation of marine scientists
The Princess Royal toured the Field Studies Council’s research and education centre on Cumbrae to learn how the charity is inspiring future generations of marine scientists.
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News & IdeasPGL makes outdoor adventure accessible to SEND pupils
PGL has launched SEND Inclusive Adventures, designed to make outdoor learning and adventure accessible to children and young people with additional needs.
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FeaturesTeacher tips: getting parents on board with school trips
From planning early to clear communication and flexible payment options, senior leaders and EVCs share their strategies for encouraging parent sign-ups.
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Case StudiesCase study: breaking down barriers in Germany
Vicky Bennett from Cottingham High School reflects on an immersive visit to the Rhine region of Germany which included visits to Cologne, Rüdesheim and Cochem.
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ColumnEssential safety tips for spring and summer school trips
The Summer Term brings even more opportunities for getting out of the classroom so here’s practical guidance for enjoying this season’s visits safely.
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News & IdeasThe legends of Earth’s prehistoric oceans at the Natural History Museum
From the icthyosuar, a speedy dolphin-like predator to the gnarly-toothed pliosaur, Jurassic Oceans: Monsters of the Deep will take school groups on a deep dive back in time.
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SponsoredPowell-Cotton Museum’s Victorian dioramas wow school visits
The Powell-Cotton Museum at Quex House and Gardens offers school groups a journey through time with hands-on workshops tailored to curriculum needs.
