Science
Science at school, who could not forget their first experience of lighting up a Bunsen burner and mixing chemicals in a beaker or having to dissect a frog, thoroughly fun and sometimes gruesome to others science starts in Primary at key stage 1 to key stage 4 and beyond, this great curriculum subject is separated into four areas of study Biology, chemistry and physics. This subject cannot just be read from a book so getting out of the classroom and on a science school trip is so important to learn and inspire young pupils into these subjects we have a great range of options that provide great tours, workshops and events. So, what are you waiting for!
Science & Dinosaur Digital Mobile Dome Nationwide
Science Dome offers a variety of shows for all age groups, including the Moon landings, a trip through the Solar System, Rocks and Soils, and Dinosaurs.
Portals To The Past School History Workshops
All our workshops are run by enthusiastic, outgoing specialists, who know how to connect with students at the appropriate level.
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.
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.
Wildheart Animal Sanctuary
Here at Wildheart Animal Sanctuary, your class will experience unique learning sessions where students can study all areas of the curriculum, whether its biological sciences or our award-winning conservation work.
Flatford Mill Outdoor Residential Centre Colchester Field Studies Council
Flatford Mill Field Studies Centre Colchester is the first and original field study centre set up in the UK during the 1940’s, educational students can experience a very wide range of curriculum linked topics such as natural history and art courses.
Ingleborough Cave & Ingleborough Estate Nature Trail Yorkshire Dales
From its first discovery in 1837 to its transformation into an informative and engaging School Trip destination, Ingleborough Cave has never failed to impress, inspire and astound visitors.
Millport Outdoor Residential Centre North Ayrshire Scotland Field Studies Council
Located on the Isle of Cumbrae, Firth of Clyde the field study centre has a rich history as a marine research station. Now its purpose-built accommodation and teaching spaces have been created to provide an excellent range of courses for school groups.
SEA LIFE Scarborough
Sea Life Centre Scarborough provides educational groups and schools with hands on aquarium experiences and fits with KS1 & KS2 curriculum. Workshops include learning about sea creature habitats and understanding marine conservation and plastic pollution.
Cumulus Outdoors Adventure Activities Day Trips Swanage Dorset
Cumulus Outdoors provide outdoor adventure activities for school day trips with one or two activities of choice covering personal development, team building, resilience, self-belief and confidence all on the stunning Jurassic Coast
Churchill War Rooms London
In the Churchill War Rooms London students can discover what life would have been like during the tense days and nights of the Second World War. This unique, historic underground bunker provides an exciting school day trip.
RSPB Minsmere Nature Reserve
RSPB Minsmere Nature Reserve provides environmental school trips for students of all ages and abilities.
