University College School’s Sicilian Escapade
University College School’s Sicilian Escapade Last month University College School jetted off to spectacular Sicily for a 5 day geographical adventure. The group were accompanied by trip courier...
The Mount St Mary’s College and Balborough Hall Choir Tour: Rome Day 4
The Mount St Mary’s College and Balborough Hall Choir Tour: Rome Day 4 A Morning of Exploration So arrived ‘the big day’ on our adventure to Italy. After an inspiring morning visiting...
The Mount St Mary’s College and Balborough Hall Choir Tour to Rome
The Mount St Mary’s College and Balborough Hall Choir Tour to Rome After a long journey by coach, plane, and then another coach, the Mount St Mary’s and Balborough Hall Choirs along with...
William Shakespeare’s 400th Anniversary
I have a colleague and friend in Zagreb who only ever reads factual books. He says that as a successful historian he doesn’t have time to read fiction. To be fair, he is a much more successful...
Huddersfield Grammar School showing outdoor experiences support indoor learning!
Cast your mind back to September last year and you may remember that as part of our 50th birthday celebrations we awarded Huddersfield Grammar School in West Yorkshire with our first Golden...
The Hungerhill Games: Orlando Football Tour
The Hungerhill Games: Orlando Football Tour This Easter, the Sunshine State welcomed Hungerhill School from Doncaster for a week long football tour – and it certainly didn’t disappoint....
Dear Diary: Historical Association Agincourt 2016 Visit
Dear Diary: Historical Association Agincourt 2016 Visit Earlier this month, Rayburn Tours’ Jackie Fowell accompanied teachers and primary school children from the UK on a four-day visit to...
Women’s Roles in the First World War
Women’s Roles in the First World War Reflecting on Women’s History Month To mark the end of ‘Women’s History Month’ we asked our History Tours Development Manager, freelance historian...
Agincourt – 1415-2015 and Today
The Historical Association’s Agincourt visit This weekend, a group of 35 primary school children and teachers from across the UK have travelled to the historic French town of Azincourt (known by...
Five most memorable volcanic eruptions
We asked our Geography Tours Development Manager and all-round geography enthusiast, Cath Rule, to put together a list of memorable volcanic eruptions. She gets pretty fired up about all things...
Top 5 reasons to learn a foreign language
Check out out our top 5 reasons to learn a language! Did you know a handful of our team at Rayburn speak at least one foreign language?
Team Tarvisio – While The Snow’s Been Falling, The Camera’s Been Rolling
Team Tarvisio – While The Snow’s Been Falling, The Camera’s Been Rolling The Adventure Begins Lights, camera, ski! Rayburn’s Dan has packed his bags, donned his woolly hat...