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Top Tips for the Last Post Ceremony
For many school groups visiting the First World War battlefields, witnessing the Last Post Ceremony and perhaps participating in a wreath laying is an essential part of the experience. At the end of...
YHA London St Pauls
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Our Geography Trips are designed to work successfully as independently-led tours, but we highly recommend that you opt for one of our specialist Field Study Tutors (FSTs) for some on-hand support....
Holiday Inn Express Edinburgh City Centre

Marvellous Malaga or Vibrant Valencia? 5 ways to experience our new language destinations.
Whatever traditions you associate with this alluring region of the Iberian Peninsula, you are guaranteed to encounter a wave of culture during a language trip to Malaga or Valencia.

Passchendaele Museum: A must-visit historic experience for students!
The Third Battle of Ypres, famously known as Passchendaele, was the most notorious of 5 battles. And since 2004, the Passchendaele Museum has been telling its story. Towards the latter end of 2019,...
Scottish Parliament Building
Scotland’s Parliament sits at the foot of Edinburgh’s famous Royal Mile. Constructed from a unique mix of steel, oak and granite, it’s an architectural delight to the eyes! Take a...
Edinburgh Zoo (RZSS)
Everyone loves a visit to a zoo and Edinburgh Zoo does not disappoint. With thousands of animals homed here your group are guaranteed a great day out!

Educational Trips
The Edinburgh Fringe Festival
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is a massive celebration of arts and culture that is renowned thorough out the world! For three weeks in August, the city of Edinburgh welcomes an explosion of creative...

Top 10 free visits you shouldn’t miss in Amsterdam
Education or leisure? Whatever your reason for travelling, making the most out of your trip doesn’t have to be expensive. We’ve compiled a list of our top 10 free (or low cost) options to pack...
York Shambles
Stroll along the York Shambles and you’ll be walking along one of the best preserved medieval shopping streets in Europe. Many of the timber framed buildings date back to the fourteenth century.