At Land and Wave in Dorset (near Bournemouth) most of the outdoor learning adventures take place at various sites around Swanage Bay. The bay is part of the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site along the English Channel. Students can get an up-close look at the 185 million years of geological history as they climb […]

For school trip ideas that will boost students’ knowledge through hands-on outdoor learning experiences, visit Cambridge Past, Present and Future. Located in Wandlebury Country Park’s Outdoor Education Centre, the site is ideal for days out in Cambridge and is suitable for students in Key Stage 1 through to Sixth Form college. The Wandlebury centre can […]

On a visit to Limehouse Basin in East London pupils will find out why it was built and what it looked like 150 years ago. Pupils will get the chance to compare the manmade canal to the River Thames and watch as the lock fills up. If you’re lucky you might even get to watch […]

The RNLI Henry Blogg Museum celebrates and tells the story of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution’s most decorated lifeboat volunteer. Henry Blogg served for 53 years on Cromer’s lifeboats, and with the assistance of his crew, rescued 873 people from drowning in the North Sea. The man became a national and local hero and was […]

A superb cliff-top location, overlooking Whitecliff Bay and with excellent direct beach access, this Kingswood centre on the Isle of Wight is approximately a one-hour-45-minute journey from Portsmouth. Set in 100 acres of beautiful fields and woodland and also part of the Jurassic Coast, this area is of special scientific interest, with a fascinating geological […]

Rondo Travel is a tour operator that organises school trips and activities across the UK, Europe and worldwide for primary and secondary students. Music tours, overseas residentials, battlefield visits, museum excursions and more are all possible. The list of potential destinations is a lengthy one, but options in the UK stretch from the Imperial War […]