1331. Paris: The Perfect City for an Art & Design School Trip
January 25, 2018
The romance and beauty of Paris has always proved an irresistible draw to artists, art collectors and historians, making it an obvious choice for teachers looking to bring the works of the great masters to life. Not only does Paris have a fantastic range of museums and galleries that highlight work ...
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1332. Washington, DC: The Must-Visit Destination for Politics Classes
January 23, 2018
Whatever you may feel about current American politics, there is no doubt of the importance of the government of the United States in any discussion about world politics. For many students, a residential trip to Washington, DC is an inspiring experience that will bring the facts and figures of your c...
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1333. Discover the Educational Opportunities at CERN
January 23, 2018
Educational visits for science students don’t come more inspirational than a trip to the European Organisation for Nuclear Research at CERN in Switzerland. The centre’s use of scientific instruments – including the massive particle accelerators and detectors – literally bring science off the pages o...
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1334. Trekking and Team Building in the Himalayan Foothills
January 23, 2018
As a teacher you will know that school is about far more than just facts and figures. It’s about shaping your pupils into well-rounded, informed, responsible young adults ready to contribute to the world. What better way then to inspire those young minds than by taking them out of the classroom and ...
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1335. Athens and Olympia: a Residential Trip to Greece
January 23, 2018
The birthplace of democracy, the seat of great philosophical thinking, home to some of the world’s most impressive ancient architecture; Greece has much to offer students of history, Classics or philosophy.
On a residential trip to Athens and Olympia, students are able to get up close and p...
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1336. Introduce Your History Students to Anne Frank’s Amsterdam
January 23, 2018
The challenge for most school teachers working through a History syllabus will probably always remain the same; how do you bring history out of the abstract and really grab the imagination and understanding of your students? Most teachers will agree that educational visits to historic sites are a gi...
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1337. Gibraltar: A Spanish School Trip with a Difference
January 23, 2018
Gibraltar is one of those rare destinations that checks so many educational boxes that it would be a shame to pass it up. A well-organised and well-executed school trip to this historically, culturally and environmentally significant peninsula, located on the southern coast of Spain, offers opportun...
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1338. Get Face to Face with China's Terracotta Warriors in Liverpool
January 23, 2018
There is no better way to educate young minds than a special school trip. This year, tak-ing place between February and November, there is one exhibition which I think is an absolute must for teachers looking to broaden their students’ horizons; it is the perfect subject for a 1-night school trip. ...
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1339. Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh: What to Expect
January 23, 2018
In my experience, “hands-on” educational visits to intriguing places are the best way to teach and inspire young minds. This is particularly true when it comes to geology and science when students can see firsthand what they learning about. If you are looking to treat your class to a valuable educat...
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1340. What's New in 2018? Haulage Industry Prospects
January 23, 2018
Now that 2017 is in the rear view mirror, it’s time to embrace all that 2018 has to offer. Regardless of whether 2017 was good to you or whether you’re muttering ‘good riddance’ under your breath, 2018 is sure to be filled with new opportunities for the haulage industry. Here are three of the most a...
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Author: Laura Jeeves
