School Travel Blog
With the launch of the new Tintin Movie, why not take your students to Brussels to visit the fascinating Herge Museum?
Brussels is a wonderful…
Berlin Art & Design
6 days, 3 nights by Coach from only £236.00 per paying passenger.
Day 1 Depart school in the late afternoon for…
Business & Economics
School & College Tours to China
The economy of China is growing at over 1000% of the rate of the UK economy.…
Equity School Travel uses award winning accommodation
We use award winning accommodation in London and Edinburgh, as voted for in the British Youth Travel awards…
Foreign Office advice on travel to Russia
Equity School Travel monitor the Travel Advice published by the Foreign Office on a regular basis.
In this…
French Protests
We are monitoring the situation closely around the disruption that is currently happening in France. The majority of coach tours using a standard…
I am a doughnut
During a visit to Germany in 1963 President John F. Kennedy announced to the waiting crowd, "Ich bin ein Berliner". It…
If you are naughty you are given coal
Working with school pupils on the different Christmas traditions from around Europe is always fun since…
If you want to excite your students about a city, tell them a story
Stories are what we love. Stories make us remember the facts…
It's all in the name...
Suggest to your students that they might be going to Jenkins Hill, and they probably won’t be very interested.
Use…
London is the city to visit – from only £98
London is the perfect place for cross curriculum school trips and here is why...
History…
New Education Secretary
Michael Gove has started as Education Secretary by changing Labour's rebranding of his department. The Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF)…
Meet Wenlock and Mandeville
Wenlock and Mandeville, the official London 2012 mascots are on an adventure around the UK, meeting lots of people before reaching…
One Day in London - what do you do?
I started my teaching career in north London, and have never forgotten talking to a group…
Religious Education School and College Tours to Rome
Everyone knows Rome and the Vatican. 900 churches, the Basilica, educational visits to the Vatican and Sistine…
Schools win top Architecture awards
School and University buildings around the UK were among the winners today in the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)…
Singing History lessons strike a chord
Everyone knows how hard it can be to get a catchy tune out of their head. Well now a…
The Magic of Music...
I recently took my senior school choir on a short trip to Venice and whilst there they were able to perform…
Top three destinations for a classics school tour
Greece, Italy and Turkey are perfect destinations if you're thinking of ways to really get your students…
Venice is a perfect destination for school music tours
Are you wondering where to go on your next music school trip abroad? Venice could be…
What happened in 1492?
I put this question to my class the other day and was encouraged to see several hands shoot straight up in…
What happens when you enter Tate Modern?
Before we set off I told some of my students that I would ask them that question when…
What is the simplest machine in the world?
I was asked this in class last week, while trying to discuss with my group the biggest…
Why a school trip to Cornwall is a great environment for geography students
You don't have to take your school group abroad for them to…
