What’s new for schools visiting Up at The O2 and how a climb can inspire your students.
The competition will give young artists the chance to have their work displayed at the museum’s latest exhibition launching in April.
The Princess of Wales arrived at the National Portrait Gallery on a minibus with pupils from All Souls Primary School in Westminster, to explore its historic collection with its Reception class.
At Wordsworth Grasmere, the education team invites schools to experience the Lake District through the words and images captured by William, Dorothy and other Romantic writers 200 years ago. Here’s how they helped one school to thrive.
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The children, aged 5 - 6, were served a locally-sourced breakfast and handled guinea pigs, lizards and snakes.
Education charity, The Ernest Cook Trust has boosted its charitable spending by a fifth during the last financial year to £3.6 million, giving more opportunities for schools to access nature outside of the classroom. See if it could help your school.
EDTech providers give their tips on how to best utilise technology for the planning and delivery of learning outside of the classroom experiences.
From performance-based sessions to characterisation and other key themes, here are a handful of London productions that offer workshops that can inspire pupils.
The move has resulted in the Kingswood brand closing several residential centres, with three acquired by PGL Beyond and two by Halsbury Travel Group.
The classroom has been built as part of plans to grow the Shropshire venue’s outdoor education programme.
Shining a spotlight on how pupils can thrive outside of the classroom on a school visit to both The London Dungeon and Shrek’s Adventure! London.
There is more to learning outside the classroom than just monkey-ing around! With over 250 primates, three play areas and 65 acres to explore, Monkey World is the perfect place for your next school visit.
Laura Hollywood, teacher at St Stephen’s CE Primary School, talks us through her pupils’ prize trip to London’s SEA LIFE centre.
Young learners from St Mary’s Church of England School had a blast when they visited The Roman Baths to discover its many historical highlights.
A survey from outdoor education provider, The Outward Bound Trust, suggests that two-thirds of British adults felt childhood experiences outside the classroom equipped them better for what lay ahead when they left school.
A round-up of how career-related learning at London’s Madame Tussauds can enhance pupils’ learning and their future prospects.