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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 No Comments
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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 No Comments
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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 No Comments
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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 No Comments
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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 No Comments
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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 No Comments
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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 No Comments
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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 No Comments
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Do we have to go back to school?
‘Do we have to go back to school next week?” ‘Now I understand what Shakespeare meant!” ‘This has been the…
26th February 2018 No Comments
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Why school trips are a source of inspirational learning
Regular school trips whether in the UK or overseas help pupils to develop a range of highly valuable life skills. …
5th February 2018 No Comments
