What's New? – Page 7
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Features5 essential tips for planning a school ski trip
Phil Brown, programme director of the National Schools Snowsports Association, shares his top advice to organise a successful school ski trip.
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News & IdeasSchools to benefit from free programme at Hay Festival
Thousands of pupils from across the UK will benefit from free entry and a schools programme for Hay Festival’s flagship event in May.
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ColumnWhat 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.
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News & IdeasYorkshire observatory opens with hands-on learning space
The Dark Skies Station is a purpose-built facility in the North York Moors National Park, a leading destination for dark skies, science education and environmental stewardship.
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News & IdeasEverybody’s Talking About Jamie touring with education packs
The production returns to the stage in 2027 for a tenth anniversary tour, with resources to support pupils studying PSHE and drama.
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News & IdeasUK to rejoin Erasmus+ scheme from 2027
Teachers have been reacting to the news that the UK will rejoin the Erasmus+ programme providing funding for school trips to Europe.
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Case StudiesCase Study: overcoming disabilities at the Calvert Trust
A specially adapted residential trip to the Lake District gave students with diverse needs the chance to tackle sailing, high ropes, and horse riding.
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News & IdeasPortAventura World unveils two attractions for 2026
Two attractions, Coral Bay, The Lost Legend and Makamanu Jungle, The Adventure Trek, will open at the Spanish theme park this summer.
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News & IdeasStudy the history of medicine at the National Portrait Gallery
The recently-launched resources help pupils to study portraits of influential figures in the innovation of medicine, from Florence Nightingale to Alexander Fleming.
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InterviewTeacher 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.
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Features5 exciting long-haul destinations for school groups
Long-haul educational visit inspiration to help engage pupils across a range of subjects and experience new cultures and social experiences.
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SponsoredVideo Spotlight: SkiBound
In this short video, the SkiBound team break down what really matters to teachers when it comes to organising successful ski trips.
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News & IdeasSchools can apply for trial which tests impact of adventure learning
The Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) funded trial will look at the impact of outdoor learning on secondary school pupils.
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News & IdeasZog theatre tour returns with education resources
The award-winning stage adapation of the bestselling children’s book, Zog, returns for an extensive tour throughout 2026. Free education packs are available for schools.
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School Travel Awards'My Best School Trip' Award: judges praise winning school for impact
A “valuable” experience, demonstrating clear learning objectives - just a few comments about the winning school from the judges of the ‘My Best School Trip’ Award.
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News & IdeasUncover the secret world of espionage at IWM North
Schools visiting the exhibition in Manchester can explore gadgets, double agents and secret operations until the end of August.
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VideoClare and Michael Morpurgo: 50 years of Farms for City Children
In a special video interview, the founders of the Farms for City Children charity say the need for children to be out in nature is greater than ever.
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FeaturesTrips abroad to combine languages with history, the arts and STEM
Overseas visits to France, Spain and Germany offer the chance for school groups to include a variety of different subjects and topics with just one visit.
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SponsoredPaddington The Musical offers school group discounts
Hold on to your hats! Paddington The Musical is now playing at the Savoy Theatre in London’s West End.
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News & IdeasStreamlined P&O border process sees “significant uptake” with schools
P&O Ferries says it is reaffirming its commitment to helping school groups enjoy smoother and faster journeys across the Channel.
