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Air passengers on some routes into and out of the UK may now also be required to demonstrate that any electronic devices in their hand luggage are sufficiently charged to switch on.
Posted on:09 July 2014
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100 years ago, the heir to the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, was assassinated in Sarajevo. What followed was to change the face of Europe and lead to the death of millions.
Posted on:25 June 2014
Tagged with: History
Posted in: WW1
On 6th June 1944, an Allied invasion force of more than 150,000 landed on the beaches of Normandy, in an operation that would turn the tide of the Second World War.
Posted on:05 June 2014
Posted in: WW2
Lorna and Miriam recently visited Berlin to conduct inspection visits on some of the accommodation that we offer in the city.
Posted on:30 May 2014
Tagged with: Art Business Studies History German Music Primary Languages Science
Posted in: Language
James has recently returned from the trip of a lifetime to Moscow and St Petersburg. Read all about his experiences in Russia here.
Posted on:28 May 2014
Tagged with: Language Art Russian
Posted in: History
Good news for UK school groups wishing to arrange art or geography trips to Iceland; Icelandair have announced a new route from Birmingham to Reykjavik.
Tagged with: Art Volcano
Posted in: Geography
Niall, our history and humanities subject specialist, has visited most of the destinations that he recommends to our school groups. Last week, he travelled to Rome.
Posted on:14 May 2014
Tagged with: Classical Studies Religious Studies
Posted in: Classical Studies
Halsbury Music Tours will attending the MMA Conference at St George's College in Weybridge from 16th - 18th May.
Posted on:10 May 2014
Tagged with: Performing Arts
Posted in: Music
A group of 39 students and 5 members of staff have recently returned from their school geography trip to Naples and Sorrento. Here, they share with us their highlights.
Posted on:23 April 2014
This summer, the world will commemorate the outbreak of the First World War. Originally expected to be over by Christmas of 1914, the war actually dragged on for four long years, eventually claiming the lives of over 16 million people.
Posted on:15 April 2014
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