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‘Never again will trips and visits be taken for granted’
School trips of any sort are an essential part of children’s learning; they bring the curriculum to life in a…
21st June 2021
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Features
How are independent schools dealing with trip restrictions?
Students and teachers are settling back into the routine; there will be hand sanitiser and one-way systems where once there…
29th September 2020
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‘School trips disrupt learning’ and other educational travel myths
When teachers begin planning a school trip, the road ahead can look like a daunting journey of red tape and…
8th January 2020
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‘Extra-curricular has a name because it matters’
There’s many a perk attached to teaching in an independent school (answers in rank order on a postcard please), but…
6th November 2019
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Beyond school bounds
As the new term begins, the minds of many returning students may already have drifted to the prospects of school trips….
16th October 2019
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International
Why plan a school trip to China?
Why? ● Supplement classroom learning There are some things that you can’t learn in a classroom, that you can learn…
14th October 2019
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Bring school subjects to life
School trips are extremely beneficial, not only for academic development but also for setting them on the path to their…
3rd October 2019
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Taking the stress out of school trips
School trips demand more than financial investment from parents, they require the outlay of teachers’ time and energy to carefully…
21st November 2018
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Reach for the stars
STEM is a future focus movement and students exposed to these areas will thrive as they progress through learning, navigate…
18th April 2018
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There’s always time for an adventure
Recently, GCSE and A-level geography students visited Iceland, where they explored volcanoes, waterfalls, a glacier, a geo-thermal plant and Reykjavik….
27th February 2018
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