Politics Trips in the UK
Our politics school trips in the UK are carefully devised by educational experts to give students a hands-on understanding of the politics in the UK. They are packed with a whole range of experiences designed to show the realities of how politics operates in the UK and potential careers in politics. These activities include Q and A’s with pressure groups, meeting think tanks and visiting sights of political importance, including Parliament.
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
Westminster Visit
Head to the Palace of Westminster and learn all about the House of Commons and the House of Lords, where the British Parliament sits. Depending on availability, there might even be a chance to watch a debate in which MPs discuss current issues.
Political Street Art Tour
Head to East London, for a guided walking tour of its street art scene to see how art is used to make political statements.
London School of Economics and Political Science
Tour the London School of Economics and Political Science, led by a current student. Get a taste of the student life and the courses on offer at this world-renowned university.
Speakers' Corner
Make your way to Hyde Park and admire the lush gardens. Try and deliver a speech at Speakers' Corner to persuade others on an issue of your choice, or watch the action.
The Supreme Court
Visit the Supreme Court, where what is legal is contested and where issues relevant to wider society get decided on. You might get to see an appeal, depending on the court schedule and seating availability.

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Social Enterprise Visit
Hear from a social enterprise or start-up on challenging the status quo through business. The speaker will talk about setting up a start-up with a conscience, as well as the challenges and aims of their organisation. Have some questions prepped for the Q&A session and get involved in the curated workshop.
Political Theory Activity
Play a games-based learning activity at the Southbank Centre. It’s called the Prisoner’s Dilemma and is designed to increase your understanding of political theory.
An Example itinerary
Day 1
- Hear from a social enterprise or start-up on challenging the status quo through business, followed by a Q&A and curated workshop.
- Tour the London School of Economics and Political Science, led by a current student.
- Optional: Watch a stand-up comedy show
Day 2
- Head to the Palace of Westminster. Depending on availability, there might even be a chance to watch a debate in which MPs discuss current issues.
- Tour the Supreme Court and potentially watch an appeal.
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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