A Go Ape Treetop Adventure will challenge, excite and energise your students, as they overcome new challenges and reached new heights. There is plenty for your pupils to learn from solving problems and going out of their comfort zones in a safe, controlled environment. The park caters to people of all different levels. They have […]

A visit to Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Trevor Basin, near Wrexham in Wales, can help pupils learn about local history, engineering, geography and science. Known as the “stream in the sky”, Pontcysyllte Aqueduct (pronounced Pont–ker-sulth-teh) is an amazing feat of engineering – you can choose to walk across it or travel by boat. You can also […]

Fort Purbrook is one of two historic forts (along with Fort Widley) that make up the Peter Ashley Activity Centre just north of Portsmouth on the south coast. The forts date back to the Victorian era, and were built to protect the city of Portsmouth from a French invasion that never happened. Situated on Portsdown […]

Situated in the beautiful Pennine countryside, Standedge Tunnel runs between Marsden and Diggle. It is also the highest, longest and deepest canal tunnel in Britain. A class trip to Standedge Tunnel begins at the Marsden end of the tunnel with a scenic walk from your train or coach along the canal towpath. Students get a […]

Come to the Holly Lodge Centre in Richmond Park for a fun-filled day with your pupils. The Holly Lodge Centre was founded over 20 years ago with the mission of creating another way for visitors to experience Richmond Park. Nowadays, almost 8,500 people visit the Centre, which is located 16km from the centre of London. […]

Cardiff Castle is one of Wales’ leading heritage attractions and a site of international significance. The walls have seen it all, from the Roman occupation, the Norman conquest, the turbulence of civil war to a Victorian transformation and the terrors of World War II. As a result, it contains a story 2,000 years in the […]