School Trips to Rome

Cultural awareness

• Understanding Italian culture, traditions and daily life
• Experiencing the history, art and architecture of one of Europe’s most iconic cities
• Appreciating the cultural significance of landmarks such as the Colosseum and Pantheon

Confidence and communication

• Building confidence through exploring a new international environment
• Communicating effectively with peers, staff and local residents
• Developing social skills through shared cultural and educational experiences

Independence and responsibility

• Managing time, belongings and daily schedules while abroad
• Understanding the importance of responsibility and respectful behaviour when representing the school
• Making informed decisions in a structured and supervised setting

Adaptability and resilience

• Adjusting to new routines, food and cultural experiences
• Developing resilience through international travel and group activities
• Responding positively to unfamiliar situations and environments

Teamwork and social skills

• Strengthening friendships and peer relationships outside the classroom
• Working collaboratively during guided visits, excursions and group activities
• Supporting and encouraging others throughout the trip experience

Educational enrichment

• Bringing subjects such as history, religion, art and culture to life beyond the classroom
• Inspiring curiosity and deeper engagement with learning through real-world experiences
• Creating memorable educational experiences that support long-term personal development

Colosseum

History has been engulfed within the walls of the Colosseum and this iconic landmark cannot be missed. Experience roman life, empowerment and cruelty with this guided tour and enhance your learning by envisioning gladiator battles in Ancient Rome.

Roman Forum

Walk in the footsteps of roman residents and visit the archaeological park filled with ruins of market halls, temples, and political buildings all built by the roman emperors.

Circus Maximus

Develop your sport knowledge and take a visit to the largest stadium in Rome built for chariot races. Imagine the competition and public games that took place within the ruins.

Trevi Fountain

Throw a coin into the Trevi Fountain to guarantee revisiting Rome. See the details of the God of Neptune sculpture on his chariot and watch the fountain illuminate at night.

The Pantheon

What was once a temple in ancient Rome, it is now a Catholic church, the Pantheon has the biggest dome ever built which is used for engineering and architectural design. For art lovers visit the tomb of artist Raphael located deep within the Pantheon.

Sistine Chapel

Look up and see Michaelangelo’s beautiful ceiling and spot the famous “The Creation of Adam” in the Sistine Chapel. Walk through the chapel as the paintings tell the stories of creation and the alter walls portrays the Last Judgement. This truly is a masterpiece.

St Peter’s Basilica

Take in the breath taking views of the Vatican City and visit extraordinary artwork that is located at the top of St Peter’s Basilica. Accommodating over 10,000 people you could attract a large audience during a mass in Romes holiest churches.

Spanish Steps

Climb up 135 steps to view the beautiful landscape of Rome. Built to link Piazza di Spagna and the French Church Trinita, the Spanish steps is a metaphor for the relationship between the sacred and eternal city.