Rayburn Tours has announced a selection of exciting Adventure Trips for pupils, visiting some top spots across Europe.
Pupils are being invited to explore Dover Castle Under Siege, which tells the story of the most testing times in its long history.
Pupils and teachers reported a significant impact on engagement and behaviour linked to learning outside the classroom as part of an 18-month project.
A group of Year 7 students from Writhlington School have planted precious orchids into terrariums onboard the SS Great Britain in Bristol to bring history to life.
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Bristol’s We The Curious science centre is now taking school bookings after being shut for two years because of a fire.
The education team at Winchester Science Centre have introduced home-made, eco-friendly slime to its school workshops to teach visitors about the importance of sustainability.
London’s Science Museum has launched a number of CPD courses for the next academic year in a bid to equip teachers with the tools to offer inspiring learning.
Check out these brilliant regional theatres offering discounts for schools, top performances and a selection of inspiring workshops.
We hear from teachers and EVCs about their planning process for educational visits and why it’s important to start early for maximum rewards.
Anne Hunt on how learning beyond the classroom creates crucial links with arts, nature, science, and heritage.
Adventure play attraction Mission Out in Leeds has created four packages designed especially for Year 7 pupils to help them with their transition to secondary school.
EVCs and senior school leaders came together for the National Educational Visits Conference in London, hosted by reporter and presenter, Louise Beale.
Gavin Dixon, assistant head at Crosby High SEND school in Merseyside tells us how they embed learning and where they have been on visits.
The Royal Albert Hall’s annual schools music competition, Future Makers, which aims to find tomorrow’s talent will be back at the iconic London venue.
Farms for City Children brought farming to life in central London for children from several schools.