School Language Trips to Germany

Steeped in unforgettable history and stunning architecture, School Language Trips to Germany are simply unforgettable. With the bustling metropolis of Berlin and the scenic beauty of the Rhineland, language groups are provided with an exciting blend of culture, history, business and economics, and adventure. This way, there is the chance to connect different subjects and expand access for more students in the school – language trips are available for everyone!

Students can immerse themselves in the local lifestyle, whether they’re exploring historical landmarks like the Neuschwanstein Castle in Munich, visiting famous museums such as the Deutsches Historisches Museum in Berlin, or participating in engaging language tuition. These experiences not only enhance language learning but also provide insight into the German everyday life.

Additionally, school trips to Germany are budget-friendly and provide easy access to key destinations, making them accessible for all students.

Explore our tailor-made travel packages to see how your students can embark on this amazing journey!

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Real experiences

Why schools choose us

This is why I became a language teacher and I’m looking forward to doing more trips

Pedro Valente

A well-organised tour giving the pupils varied and high quality experiences.

David Bell

The children can’t stop talking about the brilliant fun they had!

Heather Loughlin, Ashford School

A really great, packed trip to Florence, which included all the key highlights!

Ms. Amy Ellis

FAQs

What should students pack for school language trips to Germany?

Here are some of the essentials that students should bring on a German language school trip (please note that some items are seasonal):

Travel documents:

Passport
Visa (if required)
GHIC card

Clothing:

Socks
Underwear
Tshirts
Shorts/trousers
Waterproof coat
Jumper
Pyjamas
Outfits for downtime/ evening meal
Appropriate footwear

Personal care

Toiletries- shampoo, bodywash, deodorant, toothbrush, toothpaste, hairbrush, sanitary products
Medication

Environmental protection items

SPF
Hat/cap
Lip balm
Insect repellent
Woolly hat
Scarf
Gloves
Thermal layers

Other

Chargers for electrical devices
Plug adapters
Card games
Book
Portable gaming device

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