A religious studies school trip to London will provide your students with the opportunity to learn about a number of different world religions!
Your itinerary will be tailored to your specific requirements, allowing students to gain a deeper understanding of the diversity of religions practising in the city.
Your students can learn about faith, martyrdom and jihad in the city with a guided walking tour. And a visit to the Holocaust Exhibition at the Imperial War Museum will help your students to understand the devastating effects of allowing prejudice and intolerance to win.
Suggested Itinerary (3 days, 2 nights)
Day | Morning Summary | Afternoon Summary | Evening Summary |
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1 |
Travel by coach to London |
Guided tour of Westminster Abbey and Museum Sightseeing around Houses of Parliament |
Evening meal |
2 |
Guided walking tour of London - Faith, Martyrdom and Jihad in the City |
Visit to St Paul's Cathedral and St. Martin's in the Field Church |
Evening meal |
3 |
Visit to the Imperial War Museum and Holocaust Exhibition |
Return travel to school by coach |
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- 2 nights' half-board accommodation
- Access to the Vamoos app to download all tour-related travel documents
- Comprehensive travel and medical insurance including I.P.T.
- Detailed information pack
- Free itinerary planning service
- Free staff place ratio 1:8
- Return executive coach travel
- VAT at current rates to tour operators
Curriculum Links
A-Level
- Influences of religion on society
- Similarities and differences between religions
- Multicultural societies
- Ethics and religion
- Religious discrimination
- The Holocaust
- Persecution of religious communities
- Marginalisation of religious communities
- Religious heritage within art and architecture
- Religious pluralism in modern society
GCSE
- Influences of religion on society
- Key beliefs and practices of various religions
- Freedom of religious expression
- Religion, peace and conflict
- Social justice and human rights
- The Holocaust