Cinemas / Film Museums

School trips to cinemas can be used as reward days for pupils, especially to be considered as a seasonal treat around Halloween, Bonfire Night celebrations or at Christmastime when associated movies are being shown. There are also possibilities for curriculum based learning. Film study can be used as part of a language course, historical studies or film and theatre studies. A film museum school visit is a great way to see actual props used in some of your favorite movies, or to take a brief tutorial on how films are actually made. Foreign language films can also be used as an excellent educational tool providing immersive study experiences. Listed cinemas and film museums on our sites can offer recommendations on all appropriate screenings and specific Key stage studies.

Cineworld can be an ideal end of term reward, with a private film screening; you can watch the big Hollywood blockbusters, or even choose a film which fits in with what the kids are currently studying.

The Archlight Cinema provides fantastic cinema experiences, where students can enjoy their favourite films in a state-of-the-art cinema which features Dolby Atmos 3D surround sound and laser projection!

The Electric Cinema is the oldest working cinema in the whole of the UK; first opening in 1909 we are soon to celebrate our 100th Birthday.

We offer our cinemas out for school or group bookings to show current releases, a requested film or space to use as a presentation area. We can source most films whether the visit is a treat or for educational purposes we cater for SEN schools.

British Music Experience in Liverpool, students can immerse themselves into a museum of musical history and knowledge. On this musical school trip, students can discover legendary music memorabilia and get their hands on top quality musical instruments.