Environmental Studies
Environmental studies focus on the social environment and what impact this has on the natural environment around us and the issues it creates, pupils and children on a field study school trip can focus on subjects such as geography, biology and the environment. This can include school topics such as coastal erosion, countryside management and woodlands. The best way of experiencing this is hands on in the environment you are studying out of the classroom. We have a great range of field study centres below that can provide curriculum courses covering key stages but can also tailor make a course to meet your objectives.
Nenthead Mines & Heritage Centre
An interactive mining museum dedicated to the story of the mineral mining past of the North Pennines. Launch on a voyage of learning about the people, places, tools, lifestyle, and legacy of the mining industry that once completely dominated the landscape
Ufton Court Educational Trust Residential School Trips
On an Ufton Court Residential School Trip, educational groups can enjoy historically themed evening banquets, where students will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the life and culture of the past or participate in many adventurous activities
High Ropes & Lasergaming Oxford
Our programmes incorporate Lasergaming, Oxfordshire's ONLY High Ropes Tree-Top adventure Course, Tree climbing, Crate Stacking, orienteering, team challenges, team task stations and much more.
SEA LIFE Birmingham
Sea Life Birmingham offers school trips a unique aquarium experience, students will gain hands on interactive workshop and tour sessions by getting up close to fascinating marine life. All sessions can be interlinked with the national curriculum.
Countryside Education Trust Outdoor education day trips Hampshire
Countryside Education Trust offer a plethora of subject linked activities across our 40 acres of ancient woodland, as well as providing an expert teaching team that can tour your students around the historic Beaulieu Estate in Hampshire.
Rock UK Frontier Centre
Rock UK Frontier Centre in Northamptonshire is an outdoor adventure centre and is passionate about developing young students by bringing adventure into learning in the outdoors. The activities are offered all year round to schools and educational groups.
Pooles Cavern & Country Park
Discover the largest stalactite and stalagmite in the Peak District and learn how water has eroded this vast series of chambers over millions of years, which then lined the cavern with incredible calcite crystal formations.
Epping Forest Field Studies Activity Environment Centre Field Studies Council
FSC Epping Forest Centre sits within an area of 2,400 hectares of wood-pasture a Site of Special Scientific Interest/Special Area of Conservation, it has six classrooms/facilities, including teaching sites within woodland, grassland and river banks.
SEA LIFE Weymouth Adventure Park and Aquarium
Sea Life Centre Weymouth provides educational groups and schools with hands on aquarium experiences. Workshops include learning about sea creature habitats and understanding marine conservation due to issues such as plastic pollution.
Woodrow High House Amersham Buckinghamshire Day
Woodrow High House is London Youth’s outdoor education centre in Buckinghamshire, providing bespoke activity programmes dependent on the objectives of your visit. Visitors include primary, secondary, independent & special needs schools.
Nature Centre at Habitat Survival Trust Wildlife and Nature Environment Warwickshire
Visits embrace a short educational talk &video; guided observation walks around the grounds with plenty of wildlife info, plus a talk & demonstration by an animal handler. There is a modern classroom facility, toilets, changing rooms & picnic area.
Peak District Mining Museum & Temple Mine East Midlands
Here at The Peak District Mining Museum & Temple Mine, your students will not only get to take part in a unique underground mining experience, but will also have the chance to discover the fantastic museum.
