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‍The Ultimate Guide to London School Trips

As an educator, you know a well-planned school trip can provide rich learning experiences for your students, as well as improving relationships and team spirit. Research from Learning Away shows that more than 80% of secondary school pupils felt improved relationships with their peers and teachers after a trip outside of the classroom. What better place to start than our very own capital city - London.  

Imagine exploring the city's iconic landmarks, delving into history at world-class museums, or even having a magical Harry Potter or world-class West-End theatre experience...  

Planning such a trip can seem daunting, right? That's where we come in. With Adaptable Travel, you're not alone. We help you create customised itineraries, linking fun activities with your curriculum goals. We handle all the safety checks and paperwork, so you don't have to worry.  

So, sit back and let us guide you through planning the ultimate school trip to London.

Key Takeaways

• London offers a wide range of benefits for school trips including stunning architecture, historical landmarks, and world-class museums all nestled amongst a vibrant multicultural atmosphere.
• Adaptable Travel provides tailor-made itineraries for educational trips to London, with a focus on subject-specific events linked to the curriculum, offering a fun and innovative approach to school trips.
• Safety is a top priority for Adaptable Travel, with comprehensive measures in place such as safety documentation, risk assessments, and a travel insurance policy, ensuring a secure and worry-free experience.

Benefits of Educational Visits

Why London? Well, just like a book isn't judged by its cover, this city's vibrant ambience, multiculturalism, and iconic architecture cannot be appreciated from a textbook alone. Not only does a trip to London offer engaging activities for students, but it's also an unparalleled platform for cultural exploration.

The city's unique blend of historical landmarks and world-class museums provides an immersive learning experience that cannot be replicated in a classroom. With every corner turned, there's a new opportunity for learning outside the traditional four walls of the school. From the grandeur of the Tower of London to the technological advancements showcased at the Science Museum, these sites offer educational value that encourages curiosity and enhances knowledge.

Visiting these sites not only provides subject-focused learning but also a fantastic way to spark interest in a breadth of topics from science and history to arts and culture. It's not just about the facts and figures; it's the tangible experiences, the stories behind the exhibits, and the atmosphere that create memorable experiences for students.

The benefits of school trips extend beyond academics as these trips also contribute to students' personal development. They learn to navigate new environments, work as a team, and expand their horizons.

So, when planning your next school trip, remember that London is not just a city, but a bustling, interactive classroom waiting to be explored.

Planning and Preparations

Let's dive into the nitty-gritty of orchestrating a successful educational journey, focusing on the crucial planning and preparations! With careful consideration of these elements, you're well on your way to creating a memorable educational journey for your students.

Firstly, Accommodation. London offers a vast array of choices from vibrant hostels with quirky, bright, and fun interiors to 3* hotels located in the heart of the city. Make sure you select a place that's comfortable, secure and conveniently located near the educational sites you'll be visiting.

Whilst it’s often convenient to be centrally located, some of our favourite accommodation options are located on the outskirts of the city – often providing cheaper options and better-quality facilities.  

All accommodation we use has been risk assessed and are STF assured . All assured accommodation adheres to a rigorous Code of Practice and Safety Management Standards that are verified each year. You can therefore relax knowing you’ll always be heading to accommodation that meets these standards.  

Next is transportation logistics. For large groups, our full-executive coaches are a convenient and cost-effective option that can not only transport you to and from your UK educational institution but around the city too - so long as it’s within the coach driver’s hours ! Don’t worry – we always plan our itineraries around these hours to ensure you can make the most of your time in London, with your coach driver also getting their entitled rest. If you plan well in advance, you can also get discounts on train tickets.  

As for educational objectives, your London itinerary should include activities, sites, and attractions aligned with your curriculum. You can view our full list of these on our website here . This enhances the learning experience while keeping the trip exciting and engaging.

Exciting Itineraries

Crafting an exciting itinerary is the heart and soul of any successful educational journey. London, a melting pot of culture, history, and innovation, provides an array of exploration options that cater to every subject. With over 170 museums in London including 11 National museums, it’s sometimes tricky to know where to begin.

Here's a list of some subject specific destinations that could spark the curiosity of your students:

• Science and Technology : Explore the wonders of human ingenuity and bring science to life at the Science Museum. Boasting a plethora of exhibits that are ever-changing, there’s guaranteed to be something for everyone here. If you prefer something smaller, there are the Centre of the Cell and Body Worlds museums to consider too.
• Psychology and Sociology: Go inside the family home of history’s most well-known psychologist - Sigmund Freud - and discover the story of psychoanalysis or visit the famous Old Bailey Court House.  
• History : Dive into the prehistoric era and learn about the evolution of life on Earth at the world-class Natural History Museum or delve into some of the darker history with a Jack the Ripper Walking Tour.  
• Arts and Design : Experience the magic of creativity at the Victoria and Albert Museum, boasting the World's largest museum dedicated to the arts. Similar museums include Tate Modern or the National Gallery, or if you’re looking for something more niche there’s The Cartoon Museum or Camden Street Art Tour!
• Geography: Step off the streets and onto the water with a Thames River Cruise, learning about the 215-mile stretch of river that runs through Southern England, or explore the Royal Botanic Kew Gardens.  
• Business and Economics : Take a look at the skyscrapers within London’s financial center with a Canary Wharf Tour. The likes of HSBC, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Barclays, and many more have set up their headquarters or central offices here. Boasting impressive transport links, Canary Wharf is now easier than ever to reach with the brand new, Canary Wharf Elizabeth Line station.  
• Film and Media Studies: Wow your students with a world-class West-End Show or go behind the scenes to see how it all happens with a trip to the London Film Academy or the Guardian Newsroom Workshops.  

You can also take advantage of our FREE LONDON EYE offer on ALL School trips to London! (T&Cs apply)

To find out more about these visits (and many more!) click the relevant subject link above and browse our most popular visits.  

Remember, there's flexibility in choices. You can tailor your itinerary to suit your student's interests and learning needs, ensuring a truly customized learning experience.  

Bespoke Itineraries

We're experts at crafting bespoke itineraries that cater to your school's unique needs and preferences. Interestingly, 80% of our clients say that our custom itineraries are what set us apart from other travel companies.

With Adaptable Travel, you can let go of the one-size-fits-all approach and embrace a journey that's tailored just for you.

From choosing attractions that align with your curriculum to planning tailor-made activities that pique your student's interest, we've got you covered. But it doesn't stop there, our service offers a level of group-specific customization that goes beyond the usual. We carefully consider the age, interests, and study levels of your students to create a trip that's engaging and educational.

Here are four key features involved in planning a bespoke itinerary:

• Choosing attractions : We help you select attractions that supplement your teaching, making the trip an extension of the classroom.
• Tailor-made activities : We plan activities that not only entertain but also reinforce learning.
• Group-specific customisation : We cater to the unique dynamics of your group, ensuring each student is engaged according to their age and subject focus.
• Customised sightseeing : We structure sightseeing activities to enhance learning experiences, sparking curiosity and interest.

We believe that every school trip should be a memorable adventure. By creating customised itineraries, we aim to provide enhanced learning experiences that are fun, interactive, and insightful. So, whether you want to explore the wonders of the Natural History Museum or take a ride on the London Eye, we're here to make it happen.

Safety and Security

Ensuring everyone's safety and security is paramount when planning an educational trip. In a bustling city like London, it's a crucial aspect that teachers and organisers must consider. You have to think about risk assessments, emergency procedures, supervision guidelines, and even transportation safety. Not to forget, setting up clear communication protocols is a must. For peace of mind, you can explore our in-depth Safety and Insurance policies here.  

In the unlikely event of a crisis, having a well-thought-out plan could be a real lifesaver. Provide everyone with emergency contact numbers and familiarise them with evacuation routes. We also offer an Emergency Phone Line, so you can get into contact with us whilst on your trip, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Supervision guidelines are equally crucial. You need to ensure students are never left unattended. Establish a buddy system or break students into manageable groups with assigned supervisors. That way, you create a safety net around them.

Communication protocols should be in place to keep everyone informed and updated. Use group chats or social media platforms to share information quickly and efficiently. To help this easier, we have partnered with Vamoos – an app to keep all your travel documents in one place. This includes your itinerary, excursion tickets, weather forecasts, and maps. Once all of these documents are downloaded, you don’t need data to access them!  

So, when you're organising that school trip to London, remember, safety isn't just a box to tick. It's a commitment to your students' well-being and a vital part of a successful educational journey.  

Future Opportunities

Looking ahead, there's an array of exciting prospects on the horizon with Adaptable Travel. Did you know that students resilience, self-confidence and wellbeing improve drastically when learning aligns with real-world applications? That's why we're always evolving and innovating to offer more tours and destinations that align with the school curriculum, providing continued fun, inspiration, and real-world education.

Adaptable Travel has been awarded the Learning Outside the Classroom Quality Badge , increasing confidence in our practices. This means we provide and have demonstrated high quality learning outside of the classroom. You can read more about the wonderful works of LOtC here .  

We're not just about exploring London; our upcoming destinations span the globe, giving students the opportunity to learn about different cultures, histories, and ecosystems. Our innovative programs are designed to make education an adventure, turning every trip into a unique learning experience.

We are committed to expanding our curriculum offerings to cater to a wider range of subjects. Whether it's science, history, or art, we believe in providing engaging activities that inspire curiosity and deepen understanding. We don't just show students the sights; we immerse them in the subject matter.

Whether you're planning to explore the wonders of London or venture further afield, Adaptable Travel is here to create personalized experiences to meet your educational needs. Our experts work closely with you to tailor itineraries that align with your learning objectives and engage your students in meaningful ways.

So, what's around the corner with Adaptable Travel? More exploration, more learning, and more fun! Stay tuned for our future school trips, where we continue to break down classroom walls and turn the world into a learning playground. Remember, with Adaptable Travel, the horizon for educational trips is always expanding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best time of year to plan a school trip to london.

Considering weather, cost implications, cultural events, exam schedules, and holiday seasons, spring and autumn are ideal for your school trip to London. These seasons offer pleasant weather and fewer tourists.

However, it's crucial to plan around exam schedules and coincide with cultural events to enhance the educational experience. Remember, holiday seasons can be more expensive and crowded.

We recommend avoiding travelling in June or July if possible as this is when costs will be highest and accommodation choices most limited.

Ultimately, the best time depends on your specific needs and budget constraints.

How can schools factor in special dietary requirements for students during the trip?

We understand the importance of catering to special dietary requirements to ensure everyone is happy and healthy.  

Allergy awareness is paramount, with vegan options and gluten-free catering readily available. Halal meals can be arranged with ease and cultural dietary customs are always respected.

We will ask for your dietary requirements once you book your trip and pass this onto any meal bookings, we make for you.

What strategies can teachers use to keep students engaged during the trip?

To keep students engaged during a trip, teachers can implement interactive activities. They can use the surroundings as a canvas for scavenger hunts or educational games. Additionally, they can opt for guided tours that are specifically tailored for students, offering intriguing insights and fun facts. Teachers can also encourage students to maintain personal journals, documenting their experiences and observations. These strategies promote active engagement, making learning fun and memorable.

How can schools ensure accessibility for students with mobility issues during the trip?

Navigating a bustling city like London might seem difficult for less mobile students. But don't worry, it's achievable!

Start by booking accessible transportation, and ensuring the chosen venues cater for all accessibility needs. With an Additional Needs form to complete during the booking process on our website, so long as we’re aware of every student’s needs, we can accommodate our trip planning best suit.  

Remember, every student deserves to be a part of this epic adventure!

So, don't hesitate, get in contact and start planning your trip to London today! With Adaptable Travel, you're not just planning a school trip, you're crafting unforgettable learning experiences for you and your students.

From the classroom to the capital, we turn London into a learning playground. Safety, learning, and fun interweave seamlessly, creating a tapestry of experiences that'll shape your students' futures.

With us, a school trip to London isn't just a drop in the ocean, it's a ripple effect of lifelong learning.

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10 of the best: London attractions to visit with your school

There’s a whole host of educational opportunities available at London’s many museums, galleries, iconic landmarks and historic attractions. We highlight what’s on offer at the capital’s ten top visitor attractions, based on statistics compiled by Visit London.

1. British Museum

Exhibiting works from prehistoric to modern times, highlights at the British Museum include the Rosetta Stone, Parthenon sculptures, and ancient Egyptian mummies.

The schools team offers a wide range of educational sessions exploring the richness and diversity of world cultures in the museum.

School groups are entitled to free entry at special exhibitions, which are often accompanied by a range of learning resources and teachers’ previews.

2. Tate Modern

Housed inside a former power station on the banks of the Thames, the Tate Modern is Britain’s national showcase for contemporary art.

While school trips to the Tate Modern are free, there is a charge for special exhibitions, and teachers can also book a 90-minute practical workshop based in the galleries and led by practising artists.

3. National Gallery

Pupils can take photos by the Trafalgar Square lions before visiting the National Gallery, which is filled with European paintings from the 13th to the 19th centuries.

Catering for pupils aged four to 18, gallery educators can lead fun, interactive sessions which aim to bring the paintings alive by encouraging school groups to look, think and imagine.

4. Natural History Museum

The permanent dinosaur exhibition is always a highlight for students who can also discover the biggest, tallest and rarest animals in the world at the Natural History Museum.

The South Kensington museum is a leading resource for Science and Geography education, with a changing schools programme catering for all ages and levels from foundation to A-Level. Curriculum-linked events, workshops, hands-on activities and a teacher support service can help you get the most out of your school trip.

5. The Coca-Cola London Eye

A 30-minute trip on the London Eye - reportedly the world’s highest observation wheel - provides unforgettable views of more than 55 famous landmarks.

This iconic attraction can be used to exemplify aspects of learning, whether in specific areas such as Design & Technology, Architecture and Engineering; or more broadly to promote numeracy and literacy, commercial or community issues.

6. Science Museum

See, touch and experience the major scientific advances of the last 300 years at the Science Museum, with exhibits including the Apollo 10 command capsule and Stephenson’s Rocket.

Gallery and exhibition highlights include Atmosphere: Exploring Climate Science, History of Agriculture, Energy: Fuelling the Future, and Glimpses of Medical History. A school trip can also be combined with a range of live events, including shows, storytelling and costumed characters.

7. Victoria & Albert Museum

The Victoria & Albert Museum - or the V&A - celebrates art and design with 3,000 years’ worth of artefacts from around the world.

8. Madame Tussauds

Learning promises to be fun at Madame Tussauds; starring wax figures from show business, politics, sport and royalty.

Key Stages 1 to 3 can take advantage of a resource pack tailored specifically to Art & Design; with additional resource packs for KS3 Design & Technology, and KS4/5 Leisure & Tourism.

9. Royal Museums Greenwich

This historic south London cultural collection includes the National Maritime Museum and Queen’s House; both of which offer a variety of on-site sessions catering for Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and KS1-5.

Also part of Royal Museums Greenwich, the Royal Observatory offers a full-day programme for groups at each Key Stage including a workshop in the Lloyd’s Register Educational Trust learning centre.

Key Stages 1 to 3 can also take advantage of curriculum-linked facilitated workshops at the Cutty Sark.

10. Tower of London

A school visit to the Tower of London will reveal a host of colourful and bloodthirsty tales, and students can also see the iconic sight of the Yeoman Warders, or Beefeaters.

The education admission rate includes access to the White Tower, the Jewel House and Crown Jewels, the Royal Beasts exhibition in the Brick Tower, and Edward I’s Medieval Palace.

Teachers can also book an education session to enhance pupils’ experience of the Tower.

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A visit to the capital covers a range of topics in a diverse, fun, and engaging way.

Pupils will see the iconic sights on this educational tour filled with awe-inspiring attractions, museums, and galleries.

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Your private coach will pick you up from school and transport you to London.

Visit the fascinating Science Museum first thing where you will discover award-winning exhibitions, iconic objects and stories of incredible scientific achievement. After the Science Museum, take a stroll around London’s iconic St Paul’s Cathedral, a vibrant church and national treasure.

Finally, enjoy a panoramic drive around the capital before checking in to your accommodation.

Depart your accommodation after breakfast and spend the morning sightseeing or shopping at your leisure before heading back to school.

Alternatively, we can book another attraction for you, such as Europe’s tallest cantilevered observation wheel- The London Eye or a scenic River Cruise along the Thames. Just let us know!

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School trips to UK

Need something bespoke, school trips in the uk are proof that you really don’t have to go far to engage and inspire your pupils outside of the classroom. we offer a range of educational trips in the uk to support your curriculum, whether it's art, geography, science, performing arts, or something else. .

We're an experienced school travel company, built and ran by former teachers. We're here to help you get your trip off the ground, with free teacher places, risk assessments, cancellation guarantees, and end-to-end planning and support from the moment you enquire.

Learn more about our destinations below, or get in touch with our team to book your next UK school trip.

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Why should you consider the uk for your next school trip, unrivalled history and culture.

The UK has such a fascinating history and rich culture – those of us who live here often forget how lucky we are in this regard!

Head on an educational school trip to Stratford-Upon-Avon to learn about the Tudors and Elizabethan England, or York to learn more about the history of crime and punishment. Or visit to one of the big cities, such as London, Liverpool and Manchester to find out what life was like on the home front during WW2.

Or, your group could head to Glasgow for some of the UK’s premier art museums. In Cornwall, you could experience artists’ studios and in Bristol enjoy a street art walking tour. And in Manchester, your pupils can find out how industrial cityscapes have influenced local artists.

Unforgettable experiences

Have you been asked to arrange a school trip that will offer your group opportunities to enjoy activities or experiences that wouldn’t be provided in a normal week?

We have residential trips that are perfect for both secondary and primary school groups.

You can choose from a great variety of destinations, including Yorkshire, the Peak District, Cornwall, the Lake District and the West Midlands. And you can choose from an incredible variety of activities and experiences, from snowsports, water sports and adventure sports to shelter building, visiting a theme park or exploring a medieval castle.

Incredible landscapes

Here in the UK, we’re incredibly lucky to have some spectacular scenery right on our doorstep.

You could explore coastal landscapes and sustainability on a geography-focused visit to Cornwall. Or perhaps try the vast moorland and deep dales of the North York Moors. Or how about heading to the Yorkshire Dales to see the effects of hydrology on the landscape?

There are plenty of fantastic destinations that will benefit pupils by getting outside, having fun, and boosting learning all at the same time.

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Activities in UK that your school group will love

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Natural History Museum

Eden Project

York Castle Museum

Kenilworth Castle

Tudor World Museum - Shakespeare Walking Tour

West End Show

Tate St. Ives

National Theatre Backstage Tours

Camera Obscura and World of Illusion

Edinburgh Castle

Edinburgh Dungeon

Harry Potter Walking Tour, Edinburgh

National Wallace Monument

Palace of Holyroodhouse

Royal Yacht Britannia

The Chocolatarium

Alton Towers

Archery in the Lake District

Canoeing in the Lake District

Ghyll Scrambling in the Lake District

High Ropes in the Lake District

Kayaking in the Lake District

Sailing in the Lake District

Buckingham Palace

Houses Of Parliament

Tower of London

Warner Bros Studio Tour - The Making of Harry Potter

Wicked the Musical

London Eye River Cruise

2012 London Olympic Sites Tour

Kayaking at Holme Pierrepont

Raft Building at Holme Pierrepont

Sky Trail at Holme Pierrepont

Stand Up Paddle Boarding at Holme Pierrepont

Water Wipeout at Holme Pierrepont

Chatsworth Gardens and Adventure Playground

Heights of Abraham

Matlock Bath

Swadlincote Snowsports Centre

York Minster

York's Chocolate Story

The Deep Aquarium

York Dungeon

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Where to visit in UK

School trips to belfast.

School trips to Belfast are a fantastic option for groups studying the complicated political history between the UK and Ireland!

School trips to Belfast are most popular among politics groups but can work well for a variety of subjects. Whatever your reason for visiting the capital of Northern Ireland, our school travel specialists will work closely with you to help you bring your curriculum to life.

School trips to Bristol

A school trip to Bristol offers students the opportunity to explore one of the most creative cities in the UK!

Bristol is very popular as a destination for art students but it is suitable for a variety of subjects. Whatever your reason for choosing Bristol, we’ll work closely with you to design an itinerary that brings your curriculum to life and leaves your students feeling inspired!

School trips to Cornwall

School trips to Cornwall provide students with opportunities to immerse themselves in a truly spectacular outdoor classroom, leaving them feeling inspired.

In particular, Cornwall is an excellent choice for geography and art students. And it’s a great choice for a residential school trip designed to improve students’ wellbeing too!

Whatever your reason for choosing a school trip to Cornwall, we’ll work closely with you to tailor-make an itinerary that supports your specific learning objectives.

School trips to Edinburgh

School trips to Edinburgh are an amazing opportunity to explore a spectacular, historic city within easy reach from anywhere in the UK.

With a great range of visits and activities for students to enjoy, Edinburgh offers one of the best trip experiences available without needing to leave the UK – perfect for school groups looking for something closer to home. In Scotland's capital city, pupils can learn more about the country's history and culture, take a specialised look at the role Edinburgh has played in modern medicine, visit world-famous art galleries, explore the beautiful Old Town, and more.

Whatever your reason for your Edinburgh school trip, we’ll tailor your itinerary to suit your curriculum and specific learning objectives. As the UK's leading school travel company, we can help you with every stage of booking, completing a risk assessment, and enjoying your trip away.

School trips to Glasgow

School trips to Glasgow offer students the opportunity to explore this exciting Scottish city with a rich artistic heritage!

Glasgow school trips are most popular among art groups but can work really well for a number of subjects. Whatever your reason for visiting Glasgow, our school travel experts will work closely with you to create a tailor-made itinerary that will bring your curriculum to life and leave your students feeling inspired.

School trips to Kent

If your school group is studying the Battle of Britain and WW2, then Kent and the South East of England is the perfect place to visit for a fun-filled, educational day away from the classroom. 

Our school trips to Kent are most popular with history groups across all key stages, but they can also work well for a wide range of subjects. Plus, you have the option to tailor your school visit perfectly for your group, curriculum, and desired objectives. You can check our range of school trips in Kent below, or contact us to discuss a more customised package. 

Our travel experts will help you with every aspect of planning and running the top: from completing a risk assessment to organising travel, accommodation, and experiences.

School trips to Lake District

School trips to the Lake District give students the opportunity to discover and experience one of the most spectacular regions of England!

While most of our groups choose to visit the Lake District on an Activities Week school residential, whatever your reason for choosing to visit, we’ll tailor make your school trip to the Lake District to ensure that it suits your curriculum and specific learning objectives.

School trips to Liverpool

School trips to Liverpool offer students the opportunity to visit one of the UK’s most creative cities and learn about its strategic importance throughout the centuries and, particularly, during WW2!

Liverpool school trips are most popular with history and art groups but can be a great choice for many different subjects. Whatever your subject, we’ll work with you to create an inspiring itinerary that suits your specific requirements and learning objectives.

School trips to London

A London school trip offers an unforgettable chance to experience the UK capital for your students.

This may be a student's first time in London, or it may be a city they know well. But the wonderful thing about London is that it offers so many exciting educational opportunities that you can visit over and over again without doing the same thing twice.

London is proof that you don’t have to travel too far for a school trip that will leave your students feeling inspired. And remember, all the educational trip itineraries on our website are examples – we’ll tailor-make your visit to London to meet your specific learning objectives and requirements.

School trips to Manchester

School trips to Manchester offer students the opportunity to explore one of the most exciting cities in the UK and is particularly suited to history groups learning about wartime Britain, and school art groups keen to be inspired by one of the country’s most vibrant art scenes!

But whatever your reason for visiting the biggest city in the North West, our school travel experts will work with you to create a tailor-made itinerary designed to bring your curriculum to life!

School trips to North York Moors National Park

School trips to the North York Moors National Park offer students the opportunity to study geography in one of the most spectacular outdoor classrooms in the UK !

Most popular with geography groups, whatever your reason for choosing to visit the North York Moors on a school trip, we’ll work closely with you to create a tailor-made school trip that suits your learning objectives and inspires your students!

School trips to Nottingham

School trips to Nottingham offer students the opportunity to enjoy a real adventure and explore one of the UK ’s most exciting cities!

Most school groups visit Nottingham on an Activities Week school residential , but whatever your reason for visiting Nottingham, we’ll tailor make your school trip to ensure that it meets your curriculum and specific learning objectives.

School trips to Peak District

School trips to the Peak District are ideal for an Activities Week school residential , giving your students the opportunity to learn and develop outside the classroom in some truly spectacular surroundings.

Whatever your reason for visiting the Peak District on a school trip, we’ll work closely with you to ensure that your itinerary is tailor made to support your learning objectives and leave your students feeling inspired.

School trips to Stratford-Upon-Avon

School trips to Stratford-Upon-Avon give students the opportunity to explore the beautiful Warwickshire town that was the birthplace of England’s greatest playwright, William Shakespeare!

A great choice for both history and English school trips, Stratford-Upon-Avon is also a brilliant option for a cross-curricular school trip within the UK .

And being in central England, Stratford-Upon-Avon is within easy reach of most schools, meaning you won’t have to spend too long on the coach to enjoy this exciting educational opportunity.

School trips to West Midlands

School trips to the West Midlands are the perfect option for an Activities Week school residential , offering a wide variety of experiences to inspire your students!

If you’re looking for a school trip that won’t involve your group sitting on a coach for hours on end, then it’s hard to beat the West Midlands. Within easy reach of pretty much anywhere in the UK , this area has an incredible variety of activities to enjoy, making it the perfect destination for an Activities Week school residential.

School trips to York

School trips to York offer students the opportunity to discover one of the most charming, historic cities in the UK!

York is a fantastic destination for many school trips, including history school trips and school residentials. Whatever your reason for choosing York as the destination for your next trip, our school travel experts will work closely with you to design an itinerary that will support your learning objectives and leave your students feeling inspired.

School trips to Yorkshire Dales

School trips to the Yorkshire Dales provide students with the unforgettable opportunity to experience geography in action and explore some of the UK ’s spectacular landscapes!

Your school trip to the Yorkshire Dales will be tailor made to support your learning objectives, bring your curriculum to life and inspire your students.

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Free School Trips & Bursary Places

Providing financial assistance for school visits.

Can it really be possible to go on a trip for free? Well aside from your transport costs, there really are places you can visit without any cost to the children. Visit any of the great historical venues run by English Heritage, the natural outdoor sites managed by the RSPB or the WWT, or a number of other great UK venues, and as long as you are happy to lead the trip yourself, your class can get in for free!

Some venues do require you to book ahead of time, and we always recommend that school groups get in contact to discuss any requirements. These venues are super helpful and have lots of experience in helping you get the most out of your visit.

The benefits gained when children are given learning opportunities outside the classroom cannot be overstated. We strongly believe that school trips should be available to everyone, not just those who can afford it.

Take a look below to find a good range of completely free school trips as well as plenty that offer bursaries, or use the purple form so that we can help find a suitable trip for your school. Alternatively, we may be able to source funding for you if your request is for an educational day trip: M7E Funding

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Free Visits

Take advantage of free entry for school groups. Although some of these trips are self led, booking is essential and many offer great resources to help you get the most from your visit.

Scarborough Castle

Bring the curriculum to life and inspire your students with a visit to Scarborough Castle. Dominating Scarborough's headland, the history of this site spans some 3000 years from the Stone Age all the way through to medieval Britain. ...

Unique among Royal Residences, Osborne offers a real insight into the private lives of Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and their children. Their home can teach many aspects of the curriculum across numerous subjects and inspire your students. ...

In-Park Primary Learning Sessions

We’re ready to welcome you and your students back to the Royal Parks with our specially adapted safe and secure outdoor learning provision. All sessions remain curriculum-linked to meet learning outcomes but additionally give children time outdoors...

Warkworth Castle

A school visit to Warkworth Castle is a unique experience. Once home to the powerful Percy family who now reside in Alnwick Castle, Warkworth was, and remains, one of the largest and most impressive fortresses in North East England. ...

Hyett Education

Fully-Funded Robotics & Coding Workshops delivered by Hyett Education on behalf of the RAF & Defence Nuclear Enterprise. As STEM Education Delivery Partners, we have been given funding to reach disadvantage pupils, girls & ethnic minority students...

Richmond Castle

Take your learning out of the classroom and explore Richmond Castle’s rich and varied history, from the Norman origins of the medieval castle, to the First World War and conscientious objectors....

Cleeve Abbey

The Cistercian abbey of Cleeve is a haven of peace and tranquillity, said to contain the finest cloister buildings in England. Pupils today can catch a glimpse of monastic life 800 years ago. ...

Sewage Treatment Works Tour

Ever wondered how a sewage treatment really works? Or how we turn waste into clean water? Thanks to our education centre in Derby, you’ll soon have more answers than questions. Come for a tour at our Sewage Treatment Works! ...

Biology Online Workshops

Link up live with The Royal Parks' Learning team for a unique interactive experience for your students. These curriculum-linked sessions will inspire your students to explore the parks' incredible environments....

Portchester Castle

Bring the curriculum to life at Portchester Castle. With 1700 years of history, it covers everything from the Romans, medieval kings right up to the Napoleonic Wars. Follow in their footsteps and explore its exciting and varied history. ...

The most outstanding prehistoric monument in the British Isles, Stonehenge is an internationally renowned World Heritage Site and one of the richest archaeological landscapes in Europe. ...

1066 Battle of Hastings, Abbey and Battlefield

Step back in time to the Norman Conquest and bring the curriculum to life at 1066 Battle of Hastings, Abbey and Battlefield. Learn about the most famous date in English history while walking in the footsteps of King Harold and William the Conqueror. ...

Carisbrooke Castle

Carisbrooke Castle has experienced sieges, imprisoned a king, seen off the Spanish Armada and its history spans over 1000 years. What better way to bring the curriculum to life than to stand at the spot where history happened? ...

Iron Bridge

The world's first iron bridge was erected over the River Severn here in Shropshire in 1779. This pioneering structure marked a turning point in English design and engineering; after it was built, cast iron came to be widely used in construction....

Housesteads Roman Fort

A school visit to Housesteads Roman Fort is a unique experience. High on the wild Whin Sill escarpment, Housesteads is the most complete example of a Roman fort anywhere in Britain. ...

Orford Castle

Discover one of England’s most complete and unusual keeps, at this fascinating visitor attraction in Suffolk. The unique polygonal tower keep of Orford Castle stands beside the pretty town and former port, which Henry II also developed here. ...

Chysauster Ancient Village

Explore one of the finest examples of a Romano-British settlement in the country at Chysauster Ancient Village, originally occupied almost 2,000 years ago. ...

Goodrich Castle

Standing in open countryside above the River Wye, Goodrich Castle is one of the finest and best preserved of all English medieval castles, boasting a fascinating history and spectacular views from the battlements. ...

Kenwood House

Located in North London, Kenwood is a hidden gem of historical interest for school groups, with an internationally renowned art collection, Robert Adam interiors, acres of land to explore and links to the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade. ...

Carlisle Castle

Discover the most besieged castle in England, on a free education visit to this unique site, or enhance learning with a hands-on learning workshop with our site experts. ...

Beeston Castle and Woodland Park

Beeston Castle with its impressive location and natural defences has been home to prehistoric settlers, great barons, it's acted as a defence against aristocratic rivals and it's even been an important English Civil War stronghold. ...

Geography Online Workshops

Chesters Roman Fort and Museum

Chesters Roman Fort on Hadrian's Wall gives a real sense of how the Roman army was trying to assert power over this part of the British countryside. The venue, complete with museum is a fantastic learning resource for school groups....

Our Wonderful World of Water assembly & workshops

Let us engage your whole school by hosting our FREE engaging assembly all about our “Wonderful World of Water” - you won’t regret it!...

Lindisfarne Priory

On the north east coast of England lies the small island of Lindisfarne, or Holy Island. Untouched by the Roman occupation, this spiritual place became an important centre for Celtic Chritianity. An ideal visit for pupils studying Saxons and Vikings!...

Birdoswald Roman Fort

Book a free school trip to Birdoswald Roman Fort, to explore the extensive remains of the Roman Fort and see the longest continuous remaining stretch of this magnificent World Heritage Site. ...

Framlingham Castles

A magnificent example of late 12th-century castle. Schools have the freedom to explore the inside of the castle walls through the main gatehouse, the 'wall walk' along the top of the castle, as well as learn about the history from the illustrated dis...

Kenilworth Castle and Elizabethan Garden

Kenilworth Castle has been a major medieval military stronghold, a royal palace, and an inspiration to writers and artists. It's the perfect destination to bring learning outside of the classroom and cover a range of curriculum subjects. ...

Cliffords Tower

One of the main surviving features of York Castle, Clifford’s Tower is now a shell. The first floor, once used as private apartments, includes a richly decorated chapel, while a wall-walk provides panoramic views across the city of York. ...

There's a full day outside the classroom at Audely End House and Gardens. A 17th century mansion complete with Victorian Service Wing, Kitchen Garden and stables to explore outside and visit the hands-on Nursery Suite and Coal Gallery. ...

Our education tutors will provide an opportunity to go behind the scenes to visit the Bough Beech reservoir, water treatment works and explore the hands-on activities in the blue zone....

Gainsborough Old Hall

Bring history to life for your pupils with a visit to Gainsborough Old Hall. As one of the best preserved Tudor manor houses in the country, pupils can step into the shoes of the people who lived and worked there. ...

Dover Castle

Bring the curriculum to life at Dover Castle. Stand at the spot where Operation Dynamo was planned, and imagine what life was like for a medieval king or servant by stepping inside the Great Tower or exploring our Medieval Tunnels. ...

In-Park Secondary Learning Sessions

We’re ready to welcome you and your students back to the Royal Parks with our specially adapted safe and secure outdoor learning provision. All sessions remain curriculum-linked to meet learning outcomes but additionally give students time outdoors...

Chester Roman Amphitheatre

The city of Chester, in North West England, boasts the well preserved remains of the largest Roman Amphitheatre in Britain. Built in the 1st century, this ancient monument is part of the impressive Roman remains that can be seen throughout the city....

Farleigh Hungerford Castle

Book a free school trip to Farleigh Hungerford Castle, and explore the ruins, the chapel and the burial vault to learn about the history of the site and the people who lived there. Enhance your learning with a hands-on workshop led by site experts. ...

Whitby Abbey

Book a free school visit to Whitby Abbey to discover this unique site. An Anglo-Saxon monastery was first founded at Whitby and the ruins of the medieval Benedictine abbey now provide the backdrop to a memorable day of learning outside the classroom....

Conisbrough Castle

Inspire your students with a visit to Conisbrough Castle, a symbol of power and wealth built by the Warenne family after the Norman Conquest, with 850 years of history to discover. ...

The Royal Parks

Connect with nature and learn about the park environment, wildlife and heritage with hands-on practical activities in Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens. We offer a wide range of safe, secure and fun outdoor London learning experiences. ...

Peveril Castle

Built soon after the Norman Conquest in 1066 by William Peveril, Peveril Castle is a dramatic Norman castle overlooking Hope Valley and Cave Dale in Derbyshire. Book a free school visit to explore with your class. ...

Lullingstone Roman Villa

Lullingstone Roman Villa provides a hands-on insight into the lives of the Romans living there and brings the curriculum to life in a fun and engaging way. Lullingstone is amongst the most outstanding Roman villa survivals in Britain. ...

Bolsover Castle

There are plenty of outdoor and indoor facilities for school groups to see at Bolsover castle, including the 17th century castle built by Charles Cavendish, Riding House Range which now contains an exhibition, Terrace Range and Wall Walk. ...

A number of the venues we feature offer bursaries to help schools make educational school trips possible. Many schools operate on eroded budgets and educate a proportion of children whose parents may not be able to afford the extra funding that schools often have to ask for in order to be able to take the children on learning opportunities beyond the classroom. Bursaries, perhaps established by wealthy philanthropists, charity fund raising, or generous donations, are put in place to help disadvantaged school groups. Please enquire to each venue to find out more about the levels of funding available, and the qualifying criteria.

YHA Holmbury St Mary

YHA Holmbury is set in woodland grounds close to Holmbury Hill which has panoramic views of the North and South Downs. You'll find 4,000 acres of woodland great for walking, mountain biking and horse-riding. ...

Field Studies Council - London South East

Five fantastic locations in the South East offering fieldwork for all ages to bring the curriculum to life. The choice of day and residential centres include a huge range of excellent urban and rural field sites from Box Hill to Bushy Park. ...

STEM Residential

Experience an immersive STEM adventure, exploring our heritage woodlands, uncover animal secrets, master fire lighting, and challenge physics. Engage in experiments and challenges that fuel curiosity and imagination! ...

London Field Sites

Field Studies Council uses sites across London including parks and urban spaces to deliver exciting fieldwork and outdoor learning day trips. We work in partnership with The Royal Parks and the London Borough of Lewisham at some of these locations. ...

KS1-3 Space talks

Our Interactive Sky Tour is a great way to learn about the night sky, constellations and everything to do with space, all geared towards whatever audience you have! ...

School Residentials in London

Head to the capital to bring learning alive with a huge variety of activities and sights - not forgetting 22 National Museums on offer. Discover Big Ben, Trafalgar Square and Buckingham Palace, along with the Eye, Madame Tussauds and London Dungeons....

Castle Head FIeld Centre

With easy access to both the coastline of Morecambe Bay, the glaciated uplands of the southern Lake District and the lakes of Windermere and Coniston, FSC Castle Head is ideally situated for a wide range of field studies and adventurous activities. ...

Nettlecombe Court Field Centre

Field Studies Council Nettlecombe Court has excellent access to the Somerset coast as well as Exmoor National Park and The Quantocks Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Visit for fun outdoor activities, geography and biology trips at all ages. ...

Immersive Storytelling

Covid-safe in-person performances designed to stimulate children's creativity and love of literacy, as well as for all other areas of life. ...

YHA Chester Trafford Hall

YHA Chester Trafford Hall is a glorious Georgian house with 14 acres of grounds complete with nature walks and landscaped gardens to explore. ...

The Wingate Centre

The Wingate Centre offers fully-catered holiday accommodation. 22 twin bedrooms across two self-contained floors, each with a shared lounge. Children & young adults of all abilities and disabilities can holiday in a safe and fun environment. ...

Mobile Planetarium

Immersive Experiences is a multi-award-winning provider of learning experiences across the UK’s largest fleet of mobile planetariums, drones, VR and sensory rooms. ...

Dale Fort FIeld Centre

Dale Fort is set in a spectacular location high on the cliffs within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, giving superb views over the sea. It has access to a wide range of sites for biology, geography and adventure activities at all ages. ...

Outdoor Learning Residential

Immerse your group in an unforgettable blend of adventure, education, and nature. Engage in a variety of woodland and bushcraft activities, delve into STEM experiences, and explore the lush woodlands via biking and rafting adventures. ...

Cosmic Chemistry

Suitable for Upper KS2 and above, this show delves into natural chemistry and its origins...

Flatford Mill field centre

Visit Flatford Mill field centre for fun residential geography and biology trips at all ages. The centre was our first field study centre set up during the 1940’s, set amidst quintessentially English countryside of the Dedham Vale in Suffolk. ...

Romans and Celts

As legionaries in the roman army, you are here in Roman Britain to train, live, work and play as Roman soldiers. Join us for an Iron Age (Celt) day and live as a member of the Atrebates tribe, working hard to survive under the occupation of Rome! ...

With 35 years of experience, UKSA offers young people a fun and safe outdoor environment in which to learn important life skills to excel. Bespoke packages in sailing, watersports, and teambuilding include accommodation, food, kit, and tuition. ...

Twin Entrepreneur Programme

This specialist programme consists of engaging lessons to improve business skills, creative thinking and problem solving techniques. ...

YHA Stratford

There’s more to Stratford-upon-Avon than Shakespeare – theatre, history and culture buffs of every language love this world-famous location. YHA Stratford-upon-Avon offers a superb base for groups and school trips in the West Midlands. ...

Ufton Court

At Ufton, we provide engaging history and outdoor learning school trips for Schools across the South East. ...

Kilvrough Manor Outdoor Education Centre

Our educational courses bring together a residential experience with expert-led adventure activities. Courses are designed to give a potentially life enhancing experience and memories that can last a lifetime. Our courses are educational and fun. ...

STEM Day Visit

Experience an immersive STEM adventure, exploring our heritage woodlands, uncover animal secrets, master fire lighting, and challenge physics. Engage in experiments and challenges that fuel curiosity and imagination!...

Virtual Planetarium

Due to increased demand for our services online, we have developed a powerful online, virtual learning experience including your very own planetarium. ...

Themed planetarium experiences

Immersive Experiences have been creating memorable events for over a decade, by combining the magic of immersive digital technologies, science and amazing people. ...

YHA Langdale

YHA Langdale is a beautiful Victorian mansion owned by the National Trust and is a fantastic destination for UK school trips, student tours and educational visits, with spacious grounds that include a Victorian arboretum. ...

World Museum

World Museum offers a fantastic selection of curriculum-linked workshops for schools and groups, from sessions on ancient civilisations, to activities in its planetarium, aquarium and bug house. ...

Ideal for history lovers, this super-equipped hostel offers the ideal base for school trips in the fabulous city of York. ...

Birmingham Botanical Gardens

Why is white chocolate white but milk chocolate brown? Which plant makes both furniture and clothes? Which birds roam free around the grounds? Discover these answers and much more as you explore our spectacular glasshouses and beautiful gardens! ...

Supervolcanoes takes you on a journey into the heart of volcanoes, explaining in detail how they form, along with their deadly power! ...

YHA The Sill at Hadrians Wall

Brand new for 2017 – this state-of-the-art hostel is an exciting £14.8 million initiative created in partnership with the Northumberland National Park Authority. It is the ideal base for exploring the Hadrian’s Wall UNESCO World Heritage Site. ...

Lake District Discovery and Adventure Trips

LAKE DISTRICT DISCOVERY AND ADVENTURE PACKAGES - brought to you by Fussell's Travel Service, the Lake District Specialists. Explore the best of the Lake District with one of our Lake District residential trips....

Calvert Exmoor

Calvert Exmoor is an accessible activity centre in North Devon for students with learning, physical, behavioural, sensory or multiple complex disabilities. We accommodate all classroom types with a specialism in SEN and disabled students....

Sayers Croft

Sayers Croft is nestled at the foot of the Surrey Hills and provides outdoor experiences for 27,000 visitors p.a. of all ages and abilities. We offer bespoke residential and day visits for schools, community groups and DofE Award participants...

Juniper Hall Field Centre

Located in Surrey, Juniper Hall field centre is easy to reach but surrounded by the beautiful countryside of Box Hill. Visit for fun filled residential outdoor activity, geography and biology trips for all ages. ...

Immersive Experiences

Immersive Experiences is the UK's leading multi-disciplinary mobile planetariums and sensory learning experiences company. Over 15 subjects | National Curriculum & Common Entrance 13 level | Over 160 programs to suit all ages | SEN/SLD/PMLD ...

Epping Forest field centre

Epping Forest field centre, is situated in the heart of Epping Forest, an area of around 2,400 hectares of wood-pasture. Visit Epping Forest for fun and engaging primary or secondary one day outdoor field trips in London ...

On this day, in 1599, you have been sent to investigate the ‘strange goings on’ at Ufton Court. There are rumours that Lord Francis Perkins is a Catholic, and the Queen will reward us richly if we can bring him to justice. God save the Queen! ...

Woodlands Outdoor Education Centre

Our educational courses bring together a residential experience with expert-led adventure activities. Courses are designed to give a potentially life enhancing experience and memories that can last a lifetime. Our courses are educational and fun....

YHA Penzance

From Cornish myths to WW2 history, Penzance is a location with stories to tell. Stay with us for a fantastic school trip. ...

Slapton Ley Field Centre

Slapton Ley Field Centre is located within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close to field sites in Dartmoor National Park and urban centres in Plymouth and Torbay. Visit for residential geography and biology trips at all ages ...

YHA London Lee Valley

Set on the edge of 10,000 acres of Lee Valley Country Park, you might be surprised to find out that that YHA London Lee Valley is only 20-minutes away from central London. It’s the ideal destination south east school trips. ...

Christianity, Islam, Judaism & Hinduism

Immerse yourself into some of the facinating religions and cultures of the world. Christianity, Islam, Judaism and Hinduism. Our stunning 360° experiences will take your students into another world of faiths and religion. ...

YHA Ilam Hall

With sprawling grounds and lots of outdoor space to explore this grand Gothic manor offers a magical place for a school residential. Surrounded by the rolling scenery of Dovedale we’re ideally located to visit the many Peak District Attractions. ...

Outdoor adventures in the Peak District don’t get better than this! YHA Edale is a grand country house literally on the slopes of Kinder Scout, and surrounded by the gorgeous scenery of the Edale valley. ...

Preston Montford Field Centre

Preston Montford has easy access to a wide range of sites from the South Shropshire Hills AONB, to Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site, Ludlow, Birmingham and Snowdonia. Visit for fun outdoor activities, geography and biology trips at all ages. ...

GCSE Astronomy

A fact-filled planetarium show, virtual or in-person, for anyone studying GCSE Physics, Astronomy or Triple Science....

Millport Field Centre

Field Studies Council Millport has purpose-built accommodation and teaching spaces which provide an excellent base for a range of courses. Just 10 minutes by ferry from the mainland. Great base for fun outdoor activities, biology and geography trips....

Field Studies Council Amersham

Set in South Buckinghamshire, within the Chiltern Hills, visit Amersham Field Centre for fun and engaging primary or secondary one day outdoor field trips for geography or science. ...

Fun Science Workshops, Clubs and Assemblies

Fun Science: Edu-tainment! Spark curiosity in primary schools with interactive workshops, clubs and assemblies. We also offer holiday clubs, and parties. Inspiring the next generation of young scientists! 🚀🔬🎉 ...

Lymley Wood Residential

Overnight camps for Year 5 upwards. Experience real camping under canvas in a natural off grid environment. Adventure activities in a private, beautiful ancient woodland including zip wire, obstacle course and bouldering wall. Exclusive use of site. ...

In School Workshops

Bushcraft, Orienteering, Disc golf all on your school premises. You provide the space we provide the rest. ...

Bushcraft with the Field Studies Council

Experience amazing outdoor locations at Field Studies Council’s network of UK Centres. Our courses are all focused on students being immersed in the natural world. They also make use of the beautiful surroundings including using bushcraft skills. ...

Margam Discovery Centre

Visit this centre set in the Margam Country Park, surrounded by beautiful parkland to explore. With easy access to a wide variety of field sites it is an excellent base for fun outdoor activities, geography and biology trips at all ages. ...

Pre-History

Join the Tribe of the Red deer, led by Loffa the Hunter, as we explore new tribal lands. Hunt, gather, and labour to survive in the harsh environment of pre-history! With the blessings of the ancestors, we may raise a great henge in their honour! ...

World War2 Virtual

Fabulous online and in-person education workshops on the subject of WW2. ...

International Slavery Museum

International Slavery Museum offers a selection of curriculum-linked workshops for schools and groups, from a session exploring the impacts of the transatlantic slave trade, to fascinating tours of the museum. ...

Avon Tyrrell

Avon Tyrrell, UK Youth Outdoor Activity Centre is located in the stunning New Forest National Park and offers an extensive range of site activities, all linked to the National Curriculum as well as various accommodation options for organised groups. ...

Yenworthy Lodge

Arc Adventures

Perfect Mountain side activity centre with no fabricated environments - Real activities in real locations. We aim to provide new elements to the residential experience that take Outdoor Ed. to the next level. ...

With Conwy Castle on one side and Snowdonia National Park on the other, YHA Conwy is perfect for exploring the best that North Wales has to offer. ...

Blencathra FIeld Centre

Blencathra occupies a dramatic setting at 300m up the south facing slope of Blencathra with an unparalleled panorama across the Lake District National Park. Visit for residential geography and biology trips at all ages. ...

YHA Ironbridge Coalport

In the heart of the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site, in a small town famous for being the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, we offer two hostels that are ideal for your next West Midlands school trip residential. ...

International Baccalaureate Diploma

Residential fieldwork created specifically for International Baccalaureate Diploma students in geography, biology and ESS. Field Studies Council has a network of UK Centres to choose from, many with easy transport links for UK and major airports. ...

Rhyd-y-creuau Field Centre

Rhyd-y-creuau field centre is set in the beautiful, rugged landscape of the Snowdonia National Park, making it an inspiring and fun location for your school geography, biology or primary school trip. ...

YHA London Thameside

A warm welcome awaits you at our purpose-built hostel, based in the docklands area of London. With a coach drop-off just outside the door getting here is easy. Inside you’ll find great social spaces, full meals service and places to study. ...

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Summer Term Trips

1 July 2024

Throughout the Summer Term, students have enjoyed an array of enriching experiences with over 25 trips designed to broaden their horizons and enhance their learning outside the classroom.

Highlights have included, the annual Year 7 Residential Trip to Warwick and Birmingham, and Year 9 students embarked on their Residential Trip to Edale, immersing themselves in outdoor adventures and environmental studies.

Year 10 students showcased their resilience and teamwork by completing both the practice and qualifying Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) Bronze Expeditions, demonstrating their readiness to take on challenges and develop new skills. The school’s commitment to providing diverse opportunities for all students was further exemplified by the success of our Year 9 VEX Robotics finalists, who had the extraordinary opportunity to compete in the World Championships held in Dallas, Texas.

Over the holidays, the music department and our talented musicians are setting off to Italy for the bi-annual music tour. This tour will allow them to perform in various prestigious venues but also to experience the rich cultural heritage of Italy. Simultaneously, Year 10 German students are also looking forward to enhancing their language skills and cultural understanding as they head for a week-long stay in Berlin.

Despite the busy exam season, academic departments ensured that the broader enrichment programme remained robust. Students attended numerous theatrical productions, including “A View from the Bridge,” “The Cherry Orchard,” and “A Long Day’s Journey into Night,” providing them with valuable insights into literature and drama. Additionally, girls had the opportunity to visit a variety of cultural and artistic exhibitions, including the British Museum’s Michelangelo and the National Gallery’s Caravaggio exhibitions, which deepened their appreciation of art history.

The enrichment did not stop there; students also attended conferences on cutting-edge topics such as sports and artificial intelligence, fostering a spirit of intellectual curiosity and innovation. A culinary trip to a local Chinese restaurant allowed students to explore different cuisines and cultural practices, rounding off a term filled with diverse and stimulating activities.

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Victorian School Trips

A Victorian school trip focuses on the Victorian era can be a great way for students or pupils to enrich their classroom learning regarding this fascinating period in history. There are many things that students can do on a Victorian school trip interactive experiences including workshops and tours around these historical venues;

Your pupils might be focusing on a topic relating to:

Social and economic conditions of that era that might include learning about the Industrial Revolution, colonialism and the British Empire and daily habits of Victorians at home, schools, work, and at leisure.

Victorian art, literature, and music focusing on famous Victorian artists, writers, and composers.

Victorian technology, engineering and inventions such as the steam engine, the telegraph, electric lighting, the bicycle, anaesthesia and the underground railway to name a few!

Impacts of the Victorian era on the modern world.

Victorian school trips and tours can be a great way for students to learn about the Victorian era and to experience the past firsthand.  Here are some specific examples of Victorian school trips, workshops and tour destinations for your students to experience outside of the classroom:

A few venues listed below that cover this historical time period and curriculum topic focusing on many areas of social and living standards of the time associated with this fascinating Victorian Era:

Coldharbour Mill Working Wool Museum Devon

English Heritage

Historic Environment Scotland

The Workhouse Museum Ripon North Yorkshire

Up at the O2 London

Up at the O2 is a breathtaking and exciting new attraction, mixing an exhilarating active outdoor challenge with a completely unique perspective on the Capital.

Roman Circus Visitor Centre Colchester

The Roman Circus Visitor Centre Colchester, provides educational groups with enrichment learning experiences to students focusing on topics such as archaeology, history and geography through

Blackwell Adventure Residential Outdoor Activity Centre Bromsgrove Worcestershire

Blackwell Adventure is an residential outdoor activity centre, providing day trip activities and residential experiences to students of all school ages. The school trips to

Curriculum-linked school workshops at National Museums Liverpool

A fantastic selection of curriculum-linked school workshops are offered across five museums and galleries at National Museums Liverpool. From Ancient Egypt to fine arts, from

African Insight Academy South Africa

African Insight Academy South Africa provides life-changing wildlife conservation experiences for young people. It offers more than 25 years of experience in providing the most

Eden Camp Modern History Museum Yorkshire

Eden Camp Modern History Museum Yorkshire brings history to life for KS2 school groups. Just step back in time and experience World War 2 with

Marvellous History Workshops for Primary Schools – Stone Age to WW2

Marvellous History Workshops provide highly-engaging, hands-on learning to your students, with the aim of trying to enrich the history curriculum. Fun, entertaining, and engaging history

Bath Open Top Bus Tours

Bath Open Top Bus Tour Company in Bath provides an excellent enrichment learning Interactive tour, providing students with an informative way to explore the city

Murton Park Historical Immersive Experiences York

Murton Park Historical Immersive Experience York is not only a remarkable open-air themed museum attraction but an exciting historical heritage site school groups can visit

Port Lympne Safari Park Kent

Port Lympne Safari Park Kent is the biggest animal wildlife reserve and breeding sanctuary. Your students will experience enrichment learning covering topics and issues relating

Howletts Wild Animal Park Kent

Howletts Wild Animal Park, Kent’s wildlife and animal park, houses some of the world’s most endangered animals. A school trip here in Kent with your

Churchill War Rooms London

In the Churchill War Rooms London students can discover what life would have been like during the tense days and nights of the Second World

HMS Belfast London

Step on board this iconic London landmark the HMS Belfast in London. The most significant surviving Second World War Royal Navy warship, HMS Belfast’s unique

The Wizard Walk of York Magical Walking Tours

The only educational walking tours in York specifically aimed at school groups KS1 & 2, and winner of many awards including Best Tour 2023 and

878 AD Immersive Learning Anglo Saxon Hampshire

Let your students step back in time to 878 AD, Our KS2-tailored programme offers a unique immersive experience of Anglo Saxon Hampshire making it a

Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur World Outreach Workshops

All our educational outreach visits can be tailored to your topics and requests. We have worked tirelessly putting together a program that hits all the

Open Top London Bus Tour

Open Top London Bus Tour offers Hop On Hop Off Tours, which are informative way to explore London, covering all of its most famous landmarks,

Cardiff Residential Centre Gwersyll yr Urdd Caerdydd

Cardiff Residential Centre provides students a taste of capital city life. The hostel is in Cardiff Bay, situated in one of Europe’s most exciting arts

Hastings Castle Educational Day Trip Hastings East Sussex

https://www.smugglersadventure.co.uk/schools-groups/groups/Take a step back in time and discover the history of Britain’s first Norman castle. Hastings Castle in East Sussex is a fun and fascinating

Smugglers Adventure Day Trip Museum Hastings East Sussex

Smugglers Adventure in Hastings provides an opportunity for your students to take a journey back in time to uncover the deep and dark secrets of

Mill on the Brue Outdoor Adventure Activity Centre Somerset

Mill on the Brue Outdoor Adventure Activity Centre in Somerset is an award winning Centre based in 25 acres of beautiful woods, fields & river

Dino Falls Adventure Golf Manchester

Dino Falls Adventure Golf at Trafford Golf Centre, Manchester is 36 holes of action-packed educational adventure for students. It is also one of the UK’s

Teach Wild Outdoor Learning Workshops London and South East

Teach Wild Outdoor Learning Workshops in London and in the South offer practical outdoor learning workshops for primary school children. Learning outside the classroom creates

PrimeVR Virtual Reality School Workshops Nationwide

PrimeVR is the UK’s leading VR workshop provider and it’s no wonder why! PrimeVR uses state-of-the-art technology to bring the outside world into the classroom,

TOUROPE UK International Tourism and Education Tour Operator London

TOUROPE UK provides educational tours, in which students can fully immerse themselves into English culture and experience everything, whether it be using public transportation or

Zip World Penrhyn Quarry North Wales

Zip World escape your classroom, packed with thrilling adventures for all ages & abilities with a wide range of fun activities where pupils can zip,

Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre Workshops

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

Celtic Harmony Art in Prehistory Day Workshops

Celtic Harmony Art Workshops will come to your school in the south east and provide historical workshop talks and activities that include; art in prehistory,

Canterbury Guided Tours – City walking tours for schools

Canterbury Guided Tours provide entertaining 90-minute interactive educational city walking tours for groups; an ideal opportunity to experience outdoor learning whilst enjoying the rich history

Yorks Chocolate Story

York’s Chocolate Story delivers wonderful educational tours, where your students will be given the chance to explore the origins of chocolate, learn how to taste

Crealy Theme Park & Resort Devon

Crealy Theme Park & Resort Devon welcome schools and educational groups with over 60 rides and attractions, with outdoor rides, play parks, indoor rides &

Holocaust Centre North Huddersfield

The Holocaust Centre North Exhibition and Learning enrichment museum located in Huddersfield provides and preserves the memories, records and legacies of Holocaust survivors living in

National Holocaust Centre and Museum Outreach Workshops

The National Holocaust Centre and Museum provide an outreach service Nationwide bringing expertise and creativity to provide access to museum collections and testimony of Holocaust

Portals To The Past School History Workshops

All our workshops are run by enthusiastic, outgoing specialists, who know how to connect with students at the appropriate level.

Dance Days Educational Dance Workshops

Dance Days delivers educational Workshops where pupils have the chance to learn through over 30 different dance styles, many of which link directly to school

Viking Experience Days – Primary School Workshops in the Midlands

Viking Experience Days deliver Viking Workshops directly to your school! Your educational group will be provided with a top quality school trip experience without having

FabDrumming Workshops

FabDrumming workshops provides schools in the South West with musical experiences that are fun, creative and rhythmic. This allows for your pupils to express themselves

Tower Bridge Workshops London

Whether you’re looking for inspiration for your literacy topic, an opportunity for young historians to test their enquiry skills, or for a school trip experience

Shepton Mallet Prison Education Behind Bars

Shepton Mallet Prison in Somerset provides a world class interactive learning experience (Education Behind Bars) that inspires students to engage and immerse through exercises and

Historical Interpretations Hands on History Workshops North of England

Historical Interpretations History Workshops provide “Hands on History” for KS2 classes up to University students. Areas covered are York, Oxford and the North of England.

ReachOut Educate History Workshops and More for Schools

ReachOut Educate Workshops provide outreach services to schools focusing on the following topics: Tudors & Elizabethans, Vikings, Romans, Kings, Queens & Castles, Story Telling, Anti

Shrewsbury Prison Education Behind Bars

Shrewsbury Prison in Shropshire provides a world class interactive learning experience (Education Behind Bars) that inspires students to engage and immerse through exercises and activities

English Heritage Yorkshire

We aim to promote a greater understanding & enjoyment of the historic environment. We offer learning groups FREE ENTRY to 400 + venues, along with

Gulliver’s Land Theme Park Resort Buckinghamshire

Gulliver’s Land Theme Park Resort offers unique school trip experiences. As well as being able to explore the whole theme park, students will also have

Cote Ghyll Mill YHA, Osmotherley

Cote Ghyll Mill is a group accommodation in a converted linen Mill, in the countryside of the North York Moors National Park. For the perfect

Gulliver’s Valley Resort South Yorkshire

This brand-new theme park resort offers fantastic group sleepover packages where students can enjoy various educational workshops and activities, such as the incredible Dinosaur Twilight

Conway Centres – Tattenhall

The Tattenhall Conway Centre provides educational groups with Residential School Trip experiences that are not only focussed on the Arts but also on Outdoor Adventure.

Conway Centres – Delamere

Conway Centres – Delamere is located in the heart of Delamere Forest. The Forest environment allows for activities such as orienteering, den building, survival skills,

Conway Centres – Burwardsley

At The Burwardsley Conway Centre, there is a replica Iron Age Roundhouse. Here, pupils can learn about the culture, art, and farming from this fascinating

Conway Centres – Anglesey

The Conway Centre Anglesey is ideally located within 169 acres of National Trust Parkland, providing educational groups with immersive School Residential experiences in the wild

Ufton Court Educational Trust Residential School Trips

On an Ufton Court Residential School Trip, educational groups can enjoy historically themed evening banquets, where students will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in

Mount Cook Outdoor Residential Adventure Centre Peak District

Mount Cook is an exhilarating education centre in Derbyshire, offering a wide-range of attractions in the outdoors, whether that be thrilling, adrenaline-filled activities, or activities

Cliffe House Residential Shepley Huddersfield

Cliffe House provides Outdoor Residential School Trips, where your students will have the chance to explore the natural environment while also taking part in numerous

Flatford Mill Outdoor Residential Centre Colchester Field Studies Council

Flatford Mill Field Studies Centre Colchester is the first and original field study centre set up in the UK during the 1940’s, educational students can

Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm Park Cheltenham

Cotswold Farms Park offers students hands on fun educational outdoor learning experiences from pre-school, to university. Activities can be tailored to cover topics such as

Lakeside Miniature Railway Merseyside

Lakeside Miniature Historical Railway is the world’s oldest continuously running 15-inch gauge track system this is truly a slice of history. Pupils will enjoy an

Path Hill Outdoors Environmental Outdoor Activities

We offer outdoor challenges, combining personal and social development with an understanding and respect for the natural environment.

Science & Dinosaur Digital Mobile Dome Nationwide

Science Dome offers a variety of shows for all age groups, including the Moon landings, a trip through the Solar System, Rocks and Soils, and

The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre in Buckinghamshire

Immerse your students in the magic of the Roald Dahl Museum’s award-winning schools’ programme; based in the village of Great Missenden, where Dahl was born,

The National Justice Museum North

At The National Justice Museum North our inspirational educational visits use authentic courtrooms, museum spaces, objects and archives to help pupils gain a practical understanding

Learning at Epping Forest

Here at Epping Forest, students will have the opportunity to learn, explore and have fun in an exciting environment outside of the classroom. We create

Science and Industry Museum Manchester

At the Science and Industry Museum Manchester discover ideas that change the world. From the factories of the Industrial Revolution, to computing and the creative

Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre

At The Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre, school groups can explore the historic site of the Battle of Bosworth – an event beyond living memory which

Nenthead Mines & Heritage Centre

An interactive museum dedicated to the story of the mineral mining past of the North Pennines. Launch on a voyage of learning about the people,

School visits to Historic Environment Scotland sites are a great way to deliver the curriculum, by encouraging discovery and exploration outside the classroom.

National Justice Museum Education Royal Courts of Justice London

At The National Justice Museum Royal Courts of Justice, London our inspirational educational visits use authentic courtrooms, museum spaces, objects and archives to help pupils

Cadbury World Birmingham

Cadbury World in the West Midlands offers a unique experience that gives a fascinating insight into the rich heritage of the nation’s favourite chocolate. Your

Celtic Harmony Camp, Outdoor Prehistory Centre

Celtic Harmony Camp, the UK’s largest Iron Age settlement, provides a program of Prehistory Residential and Day trips covering Stone, Bronze and Iron Age Britain.

Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre Dorset

Tours can be tailored to the curriculum about a range of topics surrounding primate welfare & conservation. Enjoy enrichment days where groups can help make

Science Museum London

A trip to the Science Museum will enhance your classroom teaching and bring to life the science, technology, engineering, and maths that has shaped our

Liverpool Football Club Museum and Stadium Tour

Liverpool Football Club provides students with Museum and Stadium Tours, educational groups can visit the state-of-the-art Home Team dressing room, take a spine-tingling walk down

Coventry Cathedral School Trips Education Tours and Events

Coventry Cathedral is an international tourism hotspot, with striking twentieth century architecture, it attracts many schools every, educating them with its Cathedral school’s team, utilising

Fireground Museum Greater Manchester

Fireground Museum explores, preserves and brings the history of fire, fire engineering and the fire and rescue services, through collections and resources, to further the

Wildheart Animal Sanctuary

Here at Wildheart Animal Sanctuary, your class will experience unique learning sessions where students can study all areas of the curriculum, whether its biological sciences

Knowsley Safari Park Prescot Merseyside

Knowsley Safari Park offers interactive school trip tours, where students can experience animals from all over the world and learn about their environment and conservation

The Matthew of Bristol

All trips are designed to fit in with the national history KS1 and 2 curriculum. It highlights Bristol’s local history, John Cabot and the discovery

The National Holocaust Centre and Museum Nottinghamshire

National Holocaust Centre and Museums learning programmes in build knowledge and encourage critical thinking when teaching about the Holocaust, we ensure students experience interactive activities

Llancaiach Fawr Manor Wales

Proud holders of the Sandford Award for Excellence in Heritage we offer a range of formal education and learning opportunities at all Key Stages as

Keats House – London

We offer workshops on everything from exploring poetry to experiencing domestic life above and below stairs to investigating insects, flowers and trees in the garden.

Roman Baths Somerset

The Roman Baths located in the city of Bath in Somerset, comprise of the remains of one of the greatest religious spas of the ancient

English Heritage North West

English Heritage should be applauded for their development of the Discovery Visit, which interprets the story of a site, giving a sense of time and

English Heritage South West

Leighton Hall

Leighton Hall is where history, science, geography & a variety of other subjects come to life. It’s perfect for schools & educational groups wanting to

Birmingham Botanical Gardens and Glasshouses West Midlands

Why is white chocolate white, but milk chocolate brown? How are your shoes linked to the rainforest? What is a tenrec? Find the answers to

Gulliver’s World Resort Cheshire

Gulliver’s World Resort provides students with unique school trip experiences, where they can engage in a wide variety of different topics, whether it be discovering

Maes y Lade Outdoors

A beautifully-converted Welsh hill farm at the foot of the Black Mountains, in the Brecon Beacons National Park. Part of Essex Outdoors, it has been

Beaulieu National Motor Museum Hampshire

From the 13th-century Beaulieu Abbey to revolutionary motoring breakthroughs at the National Motor Museum, the attraction offers a wide range of opportunities for educational groups.

Ingleborough Cave & Ingleborough Estate Nature Trail Yorkshire Dales

From its first discovery in 1837 to its transformation into an informative and engaging School Trip destination, Ingleborough Cave has never failed to impress, inspire

Coldharbour Mill Working Wool Museum Devon provides a mixture of workshops on the textile industry, with working machinery in action to give a flavour of

Gulliver’s Land Resort Buckinghamshire

Gulliver’s Land Resort provides an enjoyable learning environment for students, where they can discover various attractions and animals such as, dinosaurs, reptiles and farm animals.

Selly Manor Museum Birmingham

Every year, more than 6000 school children visit Selly Manor. Most of them visit to study the Tudors, but some visit to look at the

The School Journey Association School Trips Nationwide

Inspiring and exciting educational trips designed to bring subjects to life, extend students’ learning and develop their appreciation of local and international cultures outside the classroom. There is simply

Ufton Court Educational Trust Activity Centre

Ufton Court provides educational groups with engaging History School Trips and Outdoor Learning Courses. Whether you want to explore the Grade 1 Tudor Manor House,

Carymoor Environmental Education Centre Somerset

Carymoor Environmental Trust provides inspirational outdoor learning. Our nature reserve has a wide variety of habitats to explore and our unique location next to a

Hampstead Heath Schools Programme London

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

English Heritage West Midlands

The World Outside Bodenham Arboretum

Offering curriculum linked activities on a working farm with in the beautiful surroundings of Bodenham Arboretum. All key stages catered for with experiential learning, developing inquisitive &

English Heritage East Midlands

Southchurch Hall Museum Essex

Southchurch Hall museum is housed in the half-timbered medieval manor house, which dates to the early 14th century.

Locomotion County Durham

Welcome to Locomotion in Shildon, County Durham, where schools can learn about the birthplace of the railways and the world’s first railway town.We offer a

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Explore pigments in watercolour with this fun, educational video from The New Art Gallery Walsall.

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Download this free teaching resource from Tina - The Tina Turner Musical to explore the show back in the classroom.

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In this fun hands-on workshop students will explore three different habitats and the animals that live there from Horniman Museum and Gardens.

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Enjoy this workshop from The Wallace Collection where your students will discover the role of sacred art in religious and non-religious life.

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UK election latest: Cabinet announced - as Reform wins fifth seat after Farage speech sabotaged

Sir Keir Starmer has named the bulk of his cabinet, with Rachel Reeves the first female chancellor. Rishi Sunak said "sorry" to voters as he resigned as Tory leader. His party endured a torrid election night, with the Lib Dems (71 seats) and Reform (five seats) making big strides.

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• Sir Keir Starmer pledges to 'end era of noisy performance' after winning landslide | Work to bring change starts 'immediately'
• New PM names cabinet - Angela Rayner deputy PM, Rachel Reeves chancellor, David Lammy foreign secretary, Yvette Cooper home secretary
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The first minister of Wales has said it’s important to "take stock" of the results in Wales after a surge in support for Reform UK.

Labour won 27 out of 32 seats in Wales, but the party's overall vote share here dropped by 3.9%.

Reform finished second in nearly half of Labour's seats in Wales – 13 in total – and increased their vote share by 11.5%.

"I think all of us need to take stock of the results," Vaughan Gething told Sky News. "But the [Senedd] election in nearly two years' time has not been fought yet.

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"But much more than that, to renew faith yet again with the people of Wales, not to take them for granted, and to have a really positive offer about what we can do for Wales.

"We have always stood up for Wales, I look forward to doing that again and showing real ambition for our future."

'Feeling on the doorstep has been very, very different'

But Mr Gething said Labour had turned a corner after a "devastating" result for the party in 2019, crediting that with Sir Keir Starmer's leadership.

"[His leadership is] a really big factor in why people have chosen to trust the Labour party again," Mr Gething added.

"2019 was a devastating defeat for us. I remember knocking doors through the cold and the rain and the dark, and knowing the election results wouldn’t be good.

"This time around, the feeling on the doorstep has been very, very different."

Plaid Cymru won four seats for Wales and secured their best ever vote share at a general election, while the Liberal Democrats won back the seat of Brecon, Radnor and Cwm Tawe.

David Lammy has outlined his first priorities as foreign secretary, saying he wants to "see a reset on Europe, a reset on our relationships with the Global South and a reset on climate".

He also says he wants to see "some gearshifts" on European security and global security "given all the problems we're seeing in the Middle East", as well as to "centre our foreign policy on British growth".

Addressing a question on whether Labour's position on Gaza lost the party seats, he says: "Clearly, many people across our country are distressed at the images that we have been seeing from Gaza over many, many months.

"All of us want to see an immediate ceasefire, and I will do all I can diplomatically to support Joe Biden in bringing about that ceasefire.

"We also want the hostages out, and we want unfettered aid to get into Gaza. And in the end, we must work towards that two-state solution and have a clear path to progress."

Asked if he regretted describing former US president Donald Trump as "a woman-hating, neo-Nazi sympathising sociopath", Mr Lammy says: "I will work with whomever the United States chooses to be their next president."

Buckingham Palace has released footage of the new prime minister's meeting with the King earlier today.

Keir Starmer met the monarch not long after Rishi Sunak popped in to formally offer his resignation.

"Your Majesty," said Sir Keir after being escorted to see him.

"You must be utterly exhausted and nearly on your knees," he replied.

Sir Keir looked to play down any exhaustion, but acknowledged it's a "quick change over" between prime ministers.

"To say the least, and you're having to get to grips with everything straight away," said the King.

"Must be quite exhausting..."

Sir Keir went along with it this time, simply replying "yes".

Jo Stevens has been made Wales secretary.

Ms Stevens won her seat in Cardiff East with a majority of 15,833, taking home a 40.5% share of the vote.

She was one of the Labour Party's most fervent opponents of Brexit and voted against the party whip to vote in favour of a second referendum in 2019.

Ian Murray has been appointed the Scotland secretary.

Mr Murray is generally well-liked across the party and played a key role in helping revive Labour's fortunes in Scotland.

He has been shadow secretary for Scotland since 2020.

Before that, he was shadow minister for trade and investment under Ed Miliband.

It appears that weeks of slipping off paddleboards, bungee jumping and tackling assault courses have paid off for Ed Davey. 

The triumphant Liberal Democrat leader has earned his party its highest number of seats ever, making it one of the big winners of last night. 

The Lib Dems' record 71 seats (up a whopping 63 on the last election) saw them oust four cabinet ministers and also deny the Tories success in constituencies once held by former prime ministers David Cameron, Theresa May and Boris Johnson. 

Ministers toppled - and chancellor almost beaten too

Former education secretary Gillian Keegan, former justice secretary Alex Chalk, former culture secretary Lucy Frazer, and former culture secretary Michelle Donelan all lost out to Lib Dem candidates. 

Ms Keegan's Chichester seat had been held by the Conservatives for a century.

The Lib Dems also narrowly missed out on toppling Jeremy Hunt in his Godalming and Ash constituency, which would have seen a chancellor lose their seat for the first time in a general election. 

Only 891 votes kept Mr Hunt in his seat. 

The party had particular success in Surrey, winning the safe Tory seats of Surrey Heath and Woking. 

Sweet Caroline makes a fitting anthem

They also had success flipping the ultra-safe Conservative seats of Stratford-on-Avon and Henley.

It is a vindication of the party's tactic to focus on target seats, many of which were "blue wall" seats in the south and southwest of England. 

By this morning, it became clear the Lib Dems had reached a historic milestone, beating their previous record of 62 seats. 

A jubilant Mr Davey - who celebrated by dancing and singing to Sweet Caroline - told supporters: "Well, we've heard you – loud and clear. We've put your concerns at the heart of our campaign." 

Hilary Benn is the new Northern Ireland secretary.

The veteran Labour MP was comfortably re-elected in the Leeds South constituency, taking home a 54% share of the vote.

Mr Benn has held that seat since 1999 and has made a name for himself for supporting the Iraq war while serving in Tony Blair's government.

He then defied former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn when he made an impassioned speech in the Commons supporting military action in Syria.

The 70-year-old was secretary of state for international development from 2003-2007 under Tony Blair and was shadow foreign secretary from 2015-2016 before losing this role after a failed coup against Mr Corbyn.

Last September, Mr Benn was appointed shadow secretary of state for Northern Ireland.

Lisa Nandy is Sir Keir Starmer's secretary for digital, culture, media and sport.

The 44-year-old won her seat in Wigan with a majority of 9,549 votes, taking a 47.4% share of the vote.

Ms Nandy finished third in the leadership race that followed Jeremy Corbyn's decision to stand down after the 2019 election.

She was appointed shadow foreign secretary by Keir Starmer and stayed loyal after two demotions.

Her most recent role was as shadow cabinet minister for international development.

Our chief political correspondent Jon Craig says Ms Nandy has been "bounced around the shadow cabinet with all sorts of jobs over the years".

He says when he asked her if she was happy with her new role she gave him "one thumbs up".

"I said 'really' and she gave me two thumbs up," Jon adds.

Steve Reed has been made secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs.

The 60-year-old won the Streatham & Croydon North constituency with a majority of 15,603.

He was one of the founders of the Labour Together group which helped banish the hard left from the party.

Mr Reed was the leader of Lambeth Council from 2006-2012 before he became an MP.

He was shadow secretary for communities and local government from 2020-2021 and has been shadow secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs since September 2023.

SNP leader John Swinney admitted his party will have to "face up to the realities of the situation" after his party dropped dozens of seats.

The SNP lost 38 of the 48 it won in 2019 - which was a major blow to Scotland's first minister and his unwavering desire to pursue another independence referendum.

With all but one of the 57 Scottish seats declared this morning, Labour hold 37 seats, the SNP nine and the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats each have five.

A recount in Inverness, Skye and West Ross-shire has been delayed until Saturday - this is because there was "discrepancy between the number of verified votes totalled and provisional counted votes".

Mr Swinney described the election result as the SNP's worst since 2010 and said they would need to "build the trust and confidence of the public".

Mr Swinney became the SNP's third leader in just over a year in May, following the resignations of Nicola Sturgeon and Humza Yousaf.

He joined the party at 15 years old, and previously led the party from 2000 to 2004.

Mr Swinney had previously said if his party won a majority of seats in Scotland he would try to open Scottish independence negotiations with the London-based UK government. 

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