Explore – The Voice of Educational Visits Leaders
Explore – The Voice for Educational Visits Leaders
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This September we will be giving you access to the first of our half termly e-newsletters for EVC’s and Educational Visit Leaders.
We are already hard at work putting together your very first issue, featuring industry insights, updates from Evolve Advice, showcasing various EVC strategies, and of course, a chance for you to take away inspiration for your upcoming trips.
Our first edition will also feature an exciting launch: the official announcement and registration details of our upcoming webinar, hosted with the support of Evolve Advice!
What to know about the webinar
How to Enrich Every Journey and Include Every Learner
- Tuesday 29 September 2026
- 4:00pm (BST)
- FREE and Online via Zoom
- Includes speakers from the Council of Learning Outside the Classroom and EVOLVE Advice, as well as award-winning Educational Visits Co-ordinators
What should I expect to read in this newsletter?
Hear from award-winning EVCs and travel experts on how to enrich every journey and include every learner; speakers will share advice on maximising trip participation, as well as guidance on supporting school priorities and creating impactful learning experiences beyond the classroom.
Discover snippets of Edition 1’s articles
Here are just a few of the articles appearing in our first edition – to find out what else is included, register your email in the form below!
CLOtC Explores the Enrichment Framework
Turning new guidance into opportunity
What does the new DfE Enrichment Framework mean for EVCs? The Council for Learning Outside the Classroom (CLOtC) explore how it can help schools make enrichment more inclusive, accessible and impactful..
Q&A with an EVC
One conversation, plenty of ideas
What makes a great educational visit? We chat to experienced EVC Rebecca Kenshole about purposeful planning, overcoming challenges and creating inclusive opportunities.
Rethinking Educational Travel
Could cross-curricular trips help schools make the most of time and budgets? Matt Bird, Head of Geography at North Bromsgrove School, shares how bringing subjects together can transform educational travel.
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