School trips to UK

Belfast is popular among politics groups who want to learn more about the complicated political history of the UK and Ireland.

Here, your students can learn more about the partition of Ireland and the Troubles.

Bristol is one of the UK’s most vibrant cities.

The city resonates with art groups who want to immerse themselves in the thriving contemporary art scene. Make sure you don't miss out on the fascinating street art walking tour - this is Banksy's hometown, after all!

Cornwall is the ideal school trip destination to learn about the epic coastal landscapes, sustainability and ecosystems and biodiversity.

Meanwhile, art students can visit the studios of local artists and well-known galleries like the Tate.

Scotland’s long association with medical developments makes Edinburgh the perfect choice to learn more about medicine through time.

And Edinburgh is also a great option for a cultural school trip to Scotland, giving your students the opportunity to explore another part of the UK with a rich and unique culture.

A school trip to Glasgow offers your students the opportunity to explore one of the UK’s most exciting cities!

Glasgow is most popular with art groups who are keen to see the city's incredible artistic heritage. There is a fantastic range of art museums and galleries here, ensuring that your students will return home feeling inspired.

A school trip to Kent offers your students the opportunity to explore the garden of England!

Kent is a great choice for groups interested in learning more about WW2. They'll deepen their understanding of the importance of the Battle of Britain and will learn what life was really like on the home front during WW2.

The Lake District offers your students an exciting adventure surrounded by dramatic landscape!

The Lake District is most popular for residential school trips during Activities Week. That's because we can arrange for school groups to try a variety of water sports and adventure sports on and around Lake Windermere.

As one of the UK's most important port cities, Liverpool is a fantastic choice for your next educational visit.

Liverpool is ideal for art groups who want to discover more about how the city's industrial heritage has influenced local artists. And your group will be fascinated by the city's strategic importance during WW2.

The huge variety of educational visits on offer makes London a great destination for almost any secondary or primary school trip.

So, whether you're looking to inspire your English literature, history, performing arts or religious studies students, London is a no-brainer.

Manchester is a fantastic opportunity for your students to learn more about the North.

Manchester is a very popular choice among art groups, who will love exploring one of the country's most progressive art scenes. Meanwhile, groups can discover the role that Manchester and the rest of the North West played in WW2.

Trips to the North York Moors are most popular among geography groups who come to learn about the coastal landforms, glaciated landscapes and biodiversity.

Your students can attend specialist workshops and put their fieldwork skills to the test.

Nottingham are most popular for Activities Week, as we can arrange for you to stay at the National Water Sports Centre in Holme Pierrepont.

Just outside of the city centre, your students will love trying the various water sports on offer at the Sports Centre.

A school trip to the Peak District gives your students the opportunity to learn and develop outside the classroom in one of the most spectacular areas of the UK!

Peak District school trips are most popular during Activities Week, thanks to the diverse outdoor experiences available. Visit the stately home of Chatsworth, explore caverns, and take in the views of the Heights of Abraham.

A school trip to Stratford-Upon-Avon will give your students the opportunity to see Shakespeare's hometown.

Aside from exploring Shakespeare's birthplace, your pupils will be able to visit Kenilworth Castle, a medieval semi-royal palace that was renovated to reflect Tudor fashions to host Elizabeth I.

A school trip to the West Midlands will give your students the opportunity to enjoy a diverse range of activities – all just a short coach journey from your school!

West Midlands school trips are most popular during Activities Week. You can go to Warwick Castle, experience the rides at Alton Towers, enjoy an action-adventure day at Conkers, and even try your hand at snow sports.

York is one of the UK's most historic cities, making it a popular choice for British history groups.

York is particularly useful for those studying crime and punishment. It's also a great choice for an Activities Week thanks to the great range of visits and activities available in and around the city.

The Yorkshire Dales offers the opportunity to experience one of the UK’s most impressive landscapes!

The Yorkshire Dales are most popular among geography groups who come here to learn how the area's unique landscapes have been created by hydrology. Your students will have the chance to head underground and explore the area's cave systems.