What's New? – Page 5
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ColumnForging real resilience without technology through outdoor learning
Nigel Miller, CEO of the Active Learning Group, on why outdoor learning matters more than ever and developing digital resilience.
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News & IdeasMy Neighbour Totoro extends with school resources and tickets
The production, based on the 1988 animated feature film, will now run until 30th August 2026 at the Gillian Lynne Theatre in London.
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FeaturesMust-see attractions for educational visits to London
The capital is filled with museums, historical venues and one-of-a-kind sites linked to learning outside the classroom.
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News & IdeasGlobe’s Romeo and Juliet returns for schools in 2026
Playing Shakespeare with Deutsche Bank: Romeo and Juliet will return to the Globe Theatre from 5th March to 12th April 2026, offering KS3 - 4 the chance to watch a Shakespeare production.
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Case StudiesCase study: Dorset delivers on Swanage residential
Year 5 pupils from Giles Brook Primary School in Milton Keynes enjoyed a three-day residential trip to Swanage.
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Features8 inspiring English literature destinations
From Harry Potter magic to the drama of famous authors and playwrites, discover eight destinations that will transform your English lessons.
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ColumnA 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.
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News & IdeasEnglish Heritage launches educational Taskmaster challenges
English Heritage has teamed up with Taskmaster Education to create challenges that will help develop problem solving, reasoning and creativity.
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EventThe Curious Incident returning to UK theatres with school rates
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time is adapted from Mark Haddon’s multi-million-selling novel and is a coming-of-age story.
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FeaturesCase study: Telling a story at the Roald Dahl Museum
Year 3 pupils from Emmbrook Junior School learned about different ways to be creative and the importance of working together during their trip to the Roald Dahl Museum & Story Centre in Buckinghamshire.
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News & IdeasGreat British School Trip funding reopens
The Great British School Trip bursary fund has reopened with an aim to support more than 210,000 children by the end of this academic year.
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News & IdeasPlay castle enhances school offerings at Fairytale Farm
The Oxfordshire farm welcomes EYFS and Key Stage 1 groups, enabling them to use their imagination and meet and handle animals.
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Features5 West End shows: school rates, free resources and workshops
The packed schedule of West End shows makes it hard to pick what to see. These five shows offer great benefits for school groups including discounts, workshops and a range of resources.
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News & IdeasHow to plan a successful snowsport visit
These practical tips and guidance will help to lead safe and memorable school ski trips in Europe and further affield.
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News & IdeasSussex adventure course aims to develop confidence and teamwork
Cobnor Activities Centre Trust in Sussex has added the eight-metre-tall high ropes course to its outdoor activity offerings for schools.
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News & IdeasReport calls for all children to have ‘at least one residential at KS2’
A new parliamentary report recommends that all children should experience at least one residential or outdoor trip linked to curriculum outcomes, as findings show children spend less time outdoors.
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News & IdeasCLOtC launches crowdfunding to help support more schools
The CLOtC has launched a crowdfunding campaign to provide free support to schools, warning that children are missing out on opportunities that boost wellbeing and achievement.
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School Travel AwardsAwards host Rory Bremner on value of school trips
Impressionist Rory Bremner discusses his 40-year career, why school trips are vital and what guests at the School Travel Awards ceremony can expect.
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FeaturesTeacher talk: primary school visits and helping staff
Wayne Holder, business manager at Alderman Richard Hallam Primary School in Leicester, on organising primary school visits and opportunities for all pupils.
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School Travel AwardsLife-changing experiences: The 2025 ‘My Best School Trip’ Award finalists
The finalists are great examples of what can be achieved from school trips - and how they can be embedded to create a long-lasting impact.