Centrally located on Bristol’s historic harbourside, We The Curious is home to two floors of interactive exhibits and the UK’s only 3D Planetarium. A school trip to the exhibition floors can be combined with practical STEM workshops or longer theme days in the centre’s  classrooms and fully equipped laboratories, as well as entertaining science shows […]

Explore the story of the Welsh woollen industry at The National Wool Museum. The museum is housed in a former woollen mill in Dre-Fach Felindre in the picturesque Teifi Valley. The mill was built between 1902 and 1912 – the height of the industrial revolution. A visit to the National Wool Museum allows students to […]

Activ4 School Tours is an established school tour operator that delivers bespoke trips to a range of destinations, both in the United Kingdom and abroad. With over a decade of experience, it aims to inspire and motivate young people for a lifetime of learning. The school tour operator specialises in tailor-made, inspirational experiences. Students can […]

The Museum of London Docklands tells the story of London as a port city. The museum occupies a former sugar warehouse on the West India Docks on the Isle of Dogs in East London. Built in 1802, it was part of the world’s first dock complex. The museum features 12 galleries and two classrooms over […]

From the moment you walk in the door with your students it’s easy to see why Imagine That! is a popular option for school science trips. The building is divided up into several different spaces designed to target a different learning area. The tour begins in the Imagination Village, where students can engage in role-playing […]

If your class is looking to learn more about Lancaster, Lancashire or the waterways of Britain, try a visit to the stunning Lune Aqueduct, where pupils can learn about geography, engineering, science, history and more. The 202-metre-long aqueduct carries the Lancaster canal a towering 16 metres above the River Lune. With five 21-metre arches, the […]