We’re celebrating, having won the School Travel Awards – Best Large School Tour Operator award!

News

Priory Academy School on their Ski Trip

Snow Time Like February: Why It’s the Perfect Time for a School Ski Trip

Discover why February could be the perfect time to hit the slopes, with great snow conditions, vibrant resorts and plenty of opportunities for students to learn, explore and make unforgettable...
Bormio Skiing

Why are school ski trips enriching and educational? From a teacher’s perspective

School ski trips offer students far more than the chance to learn a new sport. From improving physical health and mental wellbeing to building confidence, independence and teamwork, these tours...
Great Debate Final Winner 2026

5 Reasons Why Public Speaking is an Important Skill for Students 

Public speaking helps students develop essential skills that extend far beyond the classroom. Discover five key benefits, from building confidence and communication to encouraging teamwork,...

Why Great School Ski Trips Start with Specialist Support

Planning a school ski trip doesn’t have to be stressful. Discover how specialist support, first-hand resort knowledge and tailored advice can help you create an unforgettable trip.

From Rehearsal Room to Road: Lessons from the Choir Leaders Who’ve Toured

For a choir, going on tour can be about far more than performing in a new venue. Done well, it can bring singers closer together, encourage musical ambition and create lasting memories. But for the...

What should I consider for a school ski trip?

It can be difficult to know what to consider for a school ski trip - but we're here to help! From travel methods to students abilities.
The Tower of London

Discover the History on Your Doorstep: Connecting Local, National and Global History

Discover how exploring local archives, heritage sites and community stories can help students connect local history with national and global events.
An aerial view over the town of Grindavik in Iceland

Grindavík: What Would You Take If You Had to Leave Home Tonight?

I have travelled to Iceland many times as a geographer and Rayburn field study tutor. It is a country where you quickly become used to talking about volcanoes, earthquakes, glaciers and lava. People....
Group of students in a line hiking through a icey mountain in Iceland

School Travel Club: Open Up the World to Our Students

Sometimes the biggest journeys start with a very small idea. A map on a classroom wall. A few students meeting at lunchtime. Someone pointing at Iceland and saying, ‘I’d love to go there.’...

Get Your School Ski Trip on Piste: 5 Reasons to Book Early for February 2028

Planning a school ski trip for February 2028? Discover five reasons why booking early can help you secure your preferred resort, accommodation and travel, manage costs, build excitement and...
Students having fun on a ski trip

What happens on the final day of a ski trip (coach edition)?

Wondering what occurs on the final day of a ski trip - and how to make the process less stressful? Read this blog to find out!
picture on top of Eldfell

A lifelong passion for Iceland: Tom Sawyer’s 20 years of school trips

After two decades of inspiring geography school trips, teacher Tom Sawyer is retiring - discover more about his adventures in this blog.