Edinburgh once again proves to be among the top three destinations for school tours, offering an endless variety of educational and recreational visits.
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Glasgow is the perfect alternative to Edinburgh offering visits to the Falkirk Wheel, the Science Centre, Time Capsule, M&D's plus plenty more!
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London is one of those destinations where you say: "Where do I begin?" There is a massive range of visits that will excite, inform and educate your pupils.
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If pupil participation is high on the agenda for a school trip then few areas offer more than Greater Manchester. Exciting visits include Old Trafford, Alton Towers, the new Legoland and much more!
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With over 2,000 years of history on display in the numerous attractions within the ancient city walls, York still maintains its position as one of the most visited cities in England for school groups.
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Each year more schools discover the many treasures hidden away in Northumbria. Ever popular attractions include the Centre for Life, the Blue Reef Aquarium, Wet n' Wild to name but a few.
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Everything is packed into a 30 mile radius of the sprawling conurbation of Birmingham. Visits from the past and present include Ironbridge Gorge Museum, the Black Country Museum, the Think Tank and Drayton Manor.
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Trips down slate, copper or gold mines, to the top of mountains by train, or to a power station hidden inside a mountain have all left lasting impressions on school children. It is an experience you won't forget!
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Scream, ride, slide and let off steam - "Out of school" activities! As well as a full day at Europe's premier theme park, this 3 day tour also offers a visit to a top Premier League club.
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With clubs from Birmingham in the Midlands to the two Glasgow giants continuing to welcome visits from school groups we can arrange not only match tickets but a coaching session with their respective partners.
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From the GAA Museum at Croke Park to Kilmainham Gaol to the state apartments of the Viceregal Court at Dublin Castle and, further back, at Dublinia Viking and Medieval Exhibition, any visit to Dublin is always an education!
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The Antrim coastal landscape includes a World Heritage Site, historic ruined castles and the world's oldest whiskey distillery, making it a must see visit and it's one that you don't have to go too far to enjoy.
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To gain a better perspective of events leading up to the WWI what better way is there than by taking pupils on a school trip to the areas where these tragic events took place. Here they can really develop their understanding of the events and the sacrifices made.
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Tours to Holland include a guided canal trip in Amsterdam, a visit to the Amsterdam Arena and the unique thrill of the very Dutch De Efteling Theme Park plus much much more!
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