Geography Trips in the UK
Our Geography school trips in the UK are carefully put together by educational experts to create enriching and inspiring adventures. Our trips are packed with learning experiences: Q&A’s with geography specialists, case studies, hands-on workshops and expert guided tours.
From human geography to physical landscapes, geography school trips enable students to bring the subjects studied in the classroom to life. We have a whole range of relevant activities all over the UK. These include studying the impact of sustainable practices at a pig farm in Somerset, meeting a travel-sustainability start-up and getting up close to London’s urban regeneration strategy with the 2012 Olympics. Our knowledgeable pre-trip team will can adapt your geography school trip to your students’ age, level, curriculum and learning outcomes.
Our Services
✓ Local tour guide in each city
✓ All accommodation costs
✓ Full board meals for the entire trip
✓ All transportation costs, airport pick-up & drop-off
✓ All activities listed in the itinerary
✓ 1 free teacher per 10 paying students
✓ 24-hour emergency contact support during the trip
✓ Detailed pre-departure summary & briefing
✓ Full financial failure protection
✓ Public liability insurance
✓ Our trips are fully risk-assessed
Recommended activities
Workshop with a City Council
Explore how investment and regeneration from local and national government helps to rebrand cities and drive tourism.
Geography Lecture
Visit a university and receive a lecture from the Geography department on the regeneration strategy for the city.
City Tour
We have city tours throughout the UK with local experts. Learn about the deindustrialisation of a particular city and the rise of the service industry. Explore the impact that this shift has had on a city and the residents.
Sustainable Farm Visit
Visit Gothelney Farm, a working farm in Somerset. Spend the day discovering how the farm is run and how the owner is breathing new life into old practices, keeping a close eye on the issue of sustainability. Engage in a workshop on soil fertility, where you’ll be digging soil pits, collect data and analyse the results.
River Boat Tour
Enjoy some rest and relaxation and embark on a boat trip on River Avon, from which you can absorb the views of the water and its wildlife, including kingfishers, swans, cormorants and the world’s fastest living creature, the peregrine falcon. Learn about the efforts that are being made to ensure that these species keep thriving.
Cheddar Gorge and Gough Cave
Head to one of the country’s most remarkable landmarks, Cheddar Gorge. Learn about the effects of water and formation of calcite structures on a guided tour of Gough’s Cave.
Museum Workshops
Take part in a bespoke workshop using case studies to explore an issue linked to your learning objectives.
Hiking and Horse Riding
Experience the countryside at a slow pace as you horse ride or hike, with experienced guides telling you all about the diversity of your surroundings
Coastal Management Tour
Visit one of the fastest eroding coasts in the UK. Learn from a local expert about the coastal management systems in place. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the measures put in place.
Owl and Hawk Centre
Travel to the Exmoor Owl and Hawk Centre. Learn all about these birds from the friendly owners, who will tell you about each bird’s personality and special hunting technique. Then, you’ll get the chance to fly some owls and hawks to your gloved hand!
Geography School Trip in the UK- Example itinerary
Day 1
- Arrive in Bath. Head to Cheddar Gorge and explore your surroundings with your guide, from the awe-inspiring cliffs to the subterranean caves. Take a guided tour of Gough’s Cave, and consider the effect of water on the landscape by learning about the formation of the site and its calcite structures.
Day 2
- Spend the day on a working farm in Somerset. Discover how the farm is run and how the owners are breathing new life into old practices, keeping a close eye on the issue of sustainability. Engage in a workshop on soil fertility, where you’ll be digging soil pits, collecting data and analysing the results.
Day 3
- Hike in the beautiful Quantock Hills, with an experienced guide telling you all about the diversity of your surroundings.
Logistics
✓ Hostel, 3* and 4* hotel options
✓ Coach and public transport options
✓ All accommodation and transport used is fully audited
Educational Value
✓ Expert tour guides provided
✓ Pre-trip support
✓ Educational materials available
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