School trips to the USA

The iconic residence of the British monarchy offers students an enriching educational experience. Steeped in history and architectural grandeur, this is an ideal destination for history and art students as they learn about the traditions and ceremonies associated with the history of the monarchy with the opportunity to appreciate the palace’s artistic elements. 

Set in London’s West End, you can shop til’ you drop on a school trip to Covent Garden. This vibrant, must-see destination is a hub of entertainment, with a variety of street performers, museums and theatres. Students can explore a mixture of fashion, beauty and lifestyle boutiques in St. Martin’s Courtyard, with handmade crafts and goods available in the famous Apple Market. 

Embark on a captivating school trip to the iconic Globe Theatre! First built in 1599, tour guides will take you on an educational journey through time. Students can explore the rich history behind the Elizabethan theatre in all its architectural glory, with live performances, exhibitions and workshops available for a truly immersive and Shakespearean experience that aspiring thespians and history fanatics will never forget!

One of the most spectacular churches in England, St Paul’s Cathedral is an architectural masterpiece steeped in history and tradition. The Whispering Gallery is a standout attraction, where students can witness the acoustical wonders of the dome. A London school trip to this place of hugely religious significance provides a unique opportunity for religious studies students to appreciate the historical and spiritual heritage.

For any budding science enthusiasts within your group, a London school trip to the Natural History Museum is a must! Students can take a journey of self-discovery through the Earth’s 4.6 billion years, with star-studded attractions such as the Titanosaur exhibition, where pupils can learn about the biggest dinosaur to have lived. On science school trips to London, students will leave feeling truly awe-inspired by the wonders of our extraordinary planet!

With over 1000 years of history and culture, Westminster Abbey has played a monumental role in some of the biggest events that encapsulate British heritage. From royal weddings, and more recently, the coronation of King Charles III, its grand architectural beauty and medieval craftsmanship provide students of history and the arts a fantastic insight into this symbolic structure. The abbey also houses tombs and memorials dedicated to prominent historical figures such as Sir Isaac Newton, Queen Elizabeth I and King Henry VII.

School trips to London offer students educational value, and a visit to the world-famous Tower of London offers a learning experience that will inspire and enthuse your group. Students can view historic royal artefacts, including the famed Crown Jewels, and learn about the imprisonment of some of Britain’s historical figures, such as William Wallace and the deceased wives of Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard.

A fascinating piece of engineering architecture, this iconic London attraction is a must for any students who study history and technology. The exhibition is a marvellous showcase of Victorian engine rooms, where students can learn about the fascinating process of the bascules that allow ships to pass through. Explore the series of interactive displays that illustrate the bridge’s construction and the essential role it plays as a river crossing.

London educaitonal trips are a stimulating experience for any art student, and a school trip to the famous Tate Modern art gallery is a premier attraction for any art enthusiasts. The gallery is a unique venue, located within the confines of a former power station. Art and media students can explore a series of stunning art collections, sculptures, photography works and rotating exhibitions that illustrate a diverse range of artistry and societal issues. This dynamic space is designed to engage and provide a critical approach to learning that offers exceptional educational value for all.