School Trips
About our school trips
Time away from the classroom can do so much to build independence, develop empathy and teach great communication. Educational visits are a vital component in encouraging new friendships, creating memories, embracing learning from a new perspective and just generally getting lost in a moment of unforgettable fun!
Each of these London based attractions provide an exciting curriculum linked learning experience for KS1 thorough to KS4. Their magical way of learning is built on five key principles:
- Immersive hands-on curriculum learning
- Relationship development between pupils and their peers
- An escape from the pressures of learning
- Supporting teachers in the classroom
- Unforgettable fun
Our educational programmes are exclusive to school groups and offer admission rates from as little as £6 per pupil, including complimentary teacher tickets, planning tickets and flexible book now, pay later options
Explore our exciting learning experiences below
A classroom in the sky
KS2-KS3 pupils have the opportunity to learn:
In History and Geography..
- Locate and categorise London's main Physical and Human features into North, South, East and West compass positions
- Describe the Physical and Human features of London in relation to the capital's history
- Analyse the impact of London's architecture on its environment, culture and tourism industry
- Use numerical data in order to evaluate the purposes of the different buildings in London's skyline
In Art and DT..
- Understand and compare the impact of great artists architects and designers throughout history
Celebrity culture and modern media
KS2-KS3 pupils have the opportunity to learn:
In English…
- To identify the different types of media and their purposes.
- To explore and critique how the media present information and use language to create meaning.
- To understand the concept of ‘fake news’ and why it is important.
In PSHE and Citizenship…
- To understand how the media portrays young people and to recognise its possible impact.
- To explore how identity is affected by the media
Walk beneath the waves
KS1-KS4 pupils have the opportunity to learn:
In Geography
- To identify the different habitats of the world, focusing on oceans and rainforests
In Science
- To understand that animals have different adaptations to survive in their habitats
- To define and understand the terms 'habitat', 'micro-habitat', 'life-cycle' and 'eco-system'
- To use classification keys to help group, identify and name a variety of living things
- To recognise that environments can change and that this can pose dangers to living things
Step behind the scenes
KS3-KS4 pupils have the opportunity to learn:
In English and Drama...
- To analyse the process of professional scriptwriting and to identify the features of a successful script
- To write a script in groups focusing on a specific purpose and audience
- To understand the importance of character building, dialogue, set design, stage directions and sound effects.
- To work collaboratively to perform a script, using intonation, tone, volume, mood, and action to convey meaning.
In History...
- To identify significant events in local history and to understand the wider historical context of the London Dungeon
Experience a fictional world first hand
KS1/KS2 pupils have the opportunity to learn:
In English:
- To identify the features and themes of different genres, including fairy tales
- To understand that stories are developed with a beginning, a middle and an end
- To explore the process of characterisation and of building characters
In Drama:
- To infer characters' thoughts, feelings and actions through performance
- To use role-play and performance to convey meaning in different text types
