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Provence is a great alternative to a classics trip to Italy or Greece, with some of the most impressive Roman remains in all of Europe. It is home to one of the best preserved Roman aqueducts, the Pont du Gard and probably the best preserved Roman temple, La Maison Carée in Nîmes.
Our engaging Roman Britain Tour brings to life the legacy of the Roman Empire and its impact on Britain. The ancient cities of Deva, Viriconium, Aquae Sulis and Camulodunum (modern-day Chester, Wroxeter, Bath and Colchester) are some of the best places in the UK to get a feel for life in Roman Britain.
Rome is a fabulous destination for a choir tour with world-famous music venues, plenty of sightseeing and leisure activities. Choirs have plenty of options including performing at mass at the holy site of St Peter's Basilica. Despite its immense proportions, the basilica’s wonderful interior affords a favourable acoustic for even the smallest of choirs. Your choir will impress the locals...
With over 3,000 years of history, culture and architecture, Rome is one of the best locations for a Classics tour. A visit to the Eternal City evokes images of spectacular triumphs, gladiatorial combat and passionate senatorial debate. You will be able to explore the remains of palaces, public arenas and triumphal monuments in the nexus of the mighty Roman Empire.
With an artistic heritage dating back to Etruscan times, Rome is one of the world's great art cities and a must for an Art and Design school tour.
Start your tour in San Francisco and visit the sights that have appeared in countless films and television shows! Learn about the Disney Empire which was conceived in California, and explore the city's crooked streets.
Since the 1990s, San Francisco has been the scene of the dot-com revolution’s meteoric rise, fall and recovery.
An exciting new long-haul destination for young historians! Our San Francisco History tours go hand in hand with the GCSE History units: ‘The Making of America’, ‘The American West’, ‘America, 1840–1895: Expansion and Consolidation’, and 'British America, 1713-83: empire and revolution'.
This is a truly inspiring and potentially life-changing trip for any aspiring scientist! Learn about fundamental research and see deep inside the world's largest particle physics laboratory - excellent and official half-day tours of the centre follow a variety of themes (depending on the day) including ‘Detecting Particles', ‘Discovering Antimatter' or ‘The Accelerators of the Future'.
As well as being the hub of European politics, Brussels is a great destination for budding scientists. With a number of excellent visits on offer, students can broaden their knowledge of a number of areas of science.
Iceland’s unique ecology, dramatic geological features and pioneering use of geothermal energy make it a fascinating destination for Science. School trips to Iceland are always highly memorable with outstanding educational content.
With behind-the-scenes tours of the world-renowned Argonne National Laboratory and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, conversations with real-life scientists, plus exciting opportunities for hands-on science exploration and discovery, Chicago is a top destination for Science students.
See a Shakespeare play performed at the Globe, with a guided tour and practical workshop - a wonderful experience for all English and Drama students!
Seeing a performance can make all the difference in engaging students in the plot and context of Shakespeare's plays.
Snowdonia presents the perfect location for a case study of a deglaciated environment, and highlights the sheer impact within a small geographical area. A visit here is well-suited to GCSE, AS and A2 level studies, as a range of text book glacial and periglacial landforms will aid student understanding, and will enable them to carry out a wide range of...
This Somme Battlefields itinerary is specifically designed to introduce younger children to the First World War. Visits are tailored towards a gentle introduction into the historical background of the war and they enable students to experience the Battlefields in a way that is a bit less intense, but no less educational or memorable!
A bustling university city, Leeds is packed with activities to inspire future scientists! And as science trips within the UK are becoming more and more popular, Leeds is a fantastic, accessible and affordable location.
A history and politics trip to the Alsace region always starts off in Strasbourg, the heart of so many Pan-European developments. Extend your students' understanding of the workings of the EU with an opportunity to visit the European Parliament and The Council of Europe.
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