Outdoor activity centres make perfect learning environments. Whether it’s a reward trip at the end of the year or a team-building weekend for your pupils, Grange Hall proves the point that education can be exciting. This outdoor centre provides your pupils with the opportunity to push themselves in new ways and try things they might […]

For a school trip experience that’s packed with exciting outdoor activities for kids, plan a visit to Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s Hickling Broad site. The wetland has a mix of open water, reedbed, fen and woodland habitats for students to enjoy, and as part of the Norfolk Broads, the centre is a haven for Norfolk’s wildlife […]

On a visit to the Cambrian Wharf in Birmingham your students will find plenty to explore. They can take a guided trail that shows them how the locks work and discusses the different buildings that line the canals. From there, pupils can try their hand at building their own canals. They’ll learn how the canals […]

Looking for school trip ideas that offer outdoor activities in Essex, team-building games and water sports? Students who visit Essex Outdoors Bradwell will enjoy all this and more. At Bradwell’s coastal outdoor education centre, students can take part in team-building activities, like a high ropes course, bridge building and raft building, as well as watersport […]

Anderton Centre is situated in four acres of woodland in Rivington. It has exclusive use of the Rivington Lower Reservoir, the largest expanse of water between the Midlands and the Lake District, and is often referred to as Lancashire’s mini Lake District as a result. The centre offers exciting water-based and land-based outdoor learning and […]

Beamish is a world-famous open-air museum, telling the story of life in North East England during the 1820s, 1900s and 1940s. It was founded by Dr Frank Atkinson – Frank had visited Scandinavian folk museums in the early 1950s and was inspired to create an open-air museum for the North East. He realised the dramatically-changing […]