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London is the perfect place for cross curriculum school trips and here is why...

History

Tower Of London: Learn about William the Conqueror, the curse of the Seven Black Ravens and the famous Beefeaters!
Imperial War Museum: Learn about how World War Two shaped people’s lives and boost the students understanding of cause and consequence, chronology and historical significance.
Churchill War Rooms: Learn about the iconic Prime Minister who used this venue as his base during World War Two and learn about how he helped lead Britain to victory!
HMS Belfast: Learn about life at sea during the Second World War by listening to the memories of the men on board and try hands-on activities, which give the opportunity to empathise with the Seamen.

The National Gallery: The National Gallery will bring paintings alive by facilitating students to make connections: to look, think and imagine.
Tate Modern London: Learn how to engage with art, explore new and challenging ideas and learn how to integrate new methods into their work.
British Museum: Learn about the world’s different cultures through discovering the different objects around the museum.

Theatre Workshops: The workshops will encourage students to think and act in new ways, grow in confidence, and communicate with clarity and creativity through active participation.
Shakespeare’s Globe: Explore the life of Shakespeare, the London where he lived and the theatre for which he wrote. Learn how to explore the famous author’s works practically rather than read passively as texts.
West End Show: See one of the many array of show’s that London has to offer in its famous West End.

St Paul’s Cathedral: Learn how the Cathedral is used as a living, working community of prayer and worship.
Imperial War Museum (The Holocaust Exhibition): Learn about the Nazi’s persecution of the Jews and other groups before and during the Second World War through historical material, such as documents, photographs, newspapers and artefacts.
London Central Mosque & The Islamic Cultural Centre: Learn about the life of the Prophet Muhammad and an overview of the various tenants of Islam through a modern exhibition.

Science Museum: Learn about Art, Energy, Environment, Medicine and Biology, space and Transport through this innovative and interactive Museum.
Natural History Museum: Come face-to-face with stunning specimens, historic characters, live animals and Museum scientists.

Coca-Cola Education Centre: Learn about the state of the art manufacturing and develop your knowledge and understanding of the “world of work”.
Bank Of England: Learn about why inflation matters and develop your awareness and understanding of the Bank’s role in the economy.
BBC Television Centre: Learn about the fascinating world of broadcasting by taking an exclusive look into the BBC newsroom, see the famous studios and take part in producing your own piece of TV in the interactive studio.