Discover the Jurassic Coast for Primary and Middle Schools - Curriculum Travel School Trip

Beavers have made a remarkable return to Dorset, enriching the region's biodiversity and offering a unique opportunity for wildlife enthusiasts and researchers alike. Dorset boasts a diverse array of wildlife, catering to a wide range of interests and study focuses. Among the many attractions, Abbotsbury Swannery stands out as a premier destination.
This exceptional site is unparalleled globally, being the only place where visitors can immerse themselves in the midst of a nesting colony of Mute Swans. Spanning approximately 25 acres, the Swannery provides an intimate experience with these majestic birds in their natural habitat.
A visit to Abbotsbury Swannery is widely regarded as one of the top activities in Dorset, offering an unparalleled opportunity to connect with nature and witness the serene beauty of the swans up close.

Exploring historical sites of significance extends beyond mere observation; it presents an invaluable chance for active engagement. The Jurassic Coastline, renowned for its rich historical and geological significance, provides an immersive, hands-on experience for students, fostering a deep-seated passion for archaeology and historical research.

We invite educators to collaborate with us in designing a customized itinerary that caters specifically to the educational objectives and interests of their class, ensuring a unique and enriching learning experience.

Geology plays a pivotal role in shaping the landscape, wildlife, and intrinsic character of Dorset, imparting a unique and varied tapestry to the region. The county's diverse topography and ecological makeup are largely the result of an array of geological formations, from the fertile clay vales and striking limestone scarps to the expansive chalk downs and sandy heaths.
This geological diversity extends to ancient landslides and erosion surfaces, illustrating a rich history of natural processes at work. These varied rock types, coupled with the forces of erosion and other geological processes, have crafted a distinctive and varied countryside that stands as a testament to the dynamic earth processes.
This rich geological foundation not only influences the scenic beauty of Dorset but also contributes to the biodiversity and cultural identity of the area, making it a vivid example of how geology can mold the character of a region.