Our science trips are designed to provide your students with opportunities to learn in exciting, dynamic and challenging environments.
Trips can be specifically designed to bring your curriculum to life and show students the importance of science in the ‘real world’ – from the cutting edge of technology to the fundamentals of physics.
Science school trips can also emphasise the importance of scientific learning. This, in turn, can engage students and spark their curiosity in STEM subjects – perfect for once you’re back in the classroom.
And it might even go further than that. The right experience could also give students ideas for future careers. Our trips often involve meeting scientists working in fields that your students may be inspired to explore.
Your trip might take them further than you ever thought possible.
We offer a wide range of science trips abroad and in the UK. If you’re struggling to decide where to go, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Our experienced education team can provide further information and advice.
For inspiration, here are some ideas:
The world’s largest science museum, the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie, is a must-visit in Paris. Students will learn about a range of environmental and technological themes. To top it off, a visit to the Palais de la Découverte will help them understand the role that science has played in the development of civilisation.
Geneva is one of our most popular destinations because school groups can visit the world’s largest particle physics laboratory, CERN. Here, your students will see how scientists are working to answer some of the biggest questions about our universe.
For the more adventurous, why not try something a little further afield, such as Orlando and the Kennedy Space Center? On this educational trip your pupils can learn about the history of American spaceflight, ‘train’ to be an astronaut in their interactive exhibits, and, if you’re lucky, perhaps even view a shuttle launch.
If you want to learn about space travel but don’t have the time or budget to go all the way to Florida, Brussels offers the chance to visit the Euro Space Centre. And in Brussels, at Living Tomorrow, they’ll see how we could be living in the future, thanks to the work that scientists are doing right now.
In Amsterdam, you can visit the Corpus Museum to take a journey through the human body and learn why healthy eating and exercise are so important. Amsterdam is also the perfect base from which to explore Space Expo, the European Space Agency’s visitor centre.
Discover the physics behind rollercoasters and visit one of Europe's largest science museums.
Become an astronaut for the day and explore a lifesize model of a space shuttle in Brussels.
Inspire the scientists of the future with an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime trip to Orlando, Florida.
Bring science to life with a visit to Space Expo, the visitor centre of the European Space Agency.
Your trip to Geneva will include an incredible experience of visiting CERN, home of the Large Hadron Collider!
Explore one of Europe's largest science museums, discover the story of Marie Curie, and much more!
See incredible physics, chemistry and biology in action in the Land of Fire and Ice.
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