Storytelling

A Storytelling school trip can pique an interest or enthusiasm for reading from a young age, which is clearly very important for any child’s development. Through reading children can be open to learn about life and the world around them through an engaging and exciting story regardless of age or ability. Reading can help promote an understanding of traditions and cultural differences and has been proven over time, to help a listener develop empathy within by considering our own actions and reactions to things and others. A storytelling event school trip can be especially useful for children ranging from nursery to Key stage 1 to Key stage 4 ages, developing pupils’ competence with literacy and core language across the school curriculum, encouraging imagination, art, creativity, and also helping with focus and social skills as they listen to others and learn the patience to let others speak.

Hampstead Heath Schools Programme London

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Hampstead Heath Schools Programme offers exciting school trips, where students have the chance to discover a natural environment and various different organisms, while still remaining in London.

Jewish Museum London

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The Jewish Museum London offers a space for students to further their learning of Judaism on religious and historical schools trips. Students are given the opportunity to handle historical objects and ask questions.

Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre

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At The Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre, school groups can explore the historic site of the Battle of Bosworth - an event beyond living memory which is of national and global significance.

Ringsfield Hall Eco Activity Centre Suffolk

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14.5 acres of grounds is large and adventurous enough for any school cohort, but with the Hall at the centre of the grounds it's a safe and contained space.

Manchester River Cruises

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Here at Manchester River Cruises, students can experience the historic city of Manchester in a unique and intriguing way. As well as enjoying the river experience, students can also view many tourist attractions and cultural sites.

Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre Workshops

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Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre provides educational groups with historically focused school workshops that can be concentrated on either the Tudor or Roman period.

Explorer Dome Hands-On Science Shows

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Explorer Dome brings science to life with engaging workshops that cover aspects of physics, chemistry, biology and environmental science. These workshops are specifically designed to enhance scientific learning and increase interest in these subjects!

Harlow Playhouse Theatre Essex

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The Harlow Playhouse Theatre provides enjoyable cultural experiences for students of all ages and abilities. It offers a safe and happy environment, in which creativity and innovation is stimulated.

Wildwood Trust Wildlife Education Kent

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Wildlife park for British animals only, past & present, set in an ancient coppiced woodland. The education team uses both the animal collection (including wolves, lynx, owls, deer, wild boar, bison, badgers, elk & reindeer) & the woodland for teaching.

The Postal Museum London

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A visit to The Postal Museum supports learning across the curriculum for all key stages, from EYFS, key stages 1 – 5 and SEN groups.

SV Educational Services Cumbria

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Fun Science workshops are available to primary schools and include a variety of ways of teaching curriculum science that may be beyond the scope of usual science lessons.

Holocaust Exhibition & Learning Centre Huddersfield

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The Holocaust Exhibition & Learning Centre is a museum which preserve the memories, records and legacies of Holocaust survivors living in Yorkshire. Here, students can discover the story of the Holocaust in a unique and engaging way.
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