Ufton Court School Trip

Prehistory School Trip

The Prehistory program explores life in Britain from the Palaeolithic to the Neolithic era. Children will engage with daily tasks from hunting and gathering to crafting tools and building stone structures. Through hands-on experiences, they’ll develop an understanding of prehistoric life and the importance of community and survival. This program encourages skills in teamwork, critical thinking, and exploring the connections between past and present.

Greeks School Trip

This narrative allows children to immerse themselves in the ancient Greek world, experiencing the culture, mythology, and daily life of the Greeks. Through interactive challenges, children will explore key skills necessary for survival and success in Greek society. They will engage with Greek mythology, learn about gods and goddesses, and understand the role of individual city-states within Greek culture. This program will help children develop a deeper understanding of ancient Greek history, art, and philosophy, while encouraging critical thinking and collaboration.

Egyptians School Trip

This programme offers a dynamic way to explore the significant aspects of Ancient Egyptian life, focusing on the cultural, religious, and societal practices that shaped the civilization during the reign of King Thutmose III.

The activities are designed to introduce children to key elements of Egyptian culture such as fire-lighting techniques, farming practices, Egyptian beliefs surrounding the afterlife, and the role of archery and warfare. Children will also investigate important concepts of loyalty, justice, and life after death, engaging with stories and re-enactments that provide insight into Egyptian society.

Romans School Trip

Welcome to Calleva Atrebatum, a thriving Roman town at the heart of the empire’s newly conquered territory. Through immersive, hands-on activities, children will explore the rich tapestry of Roman life, from essential crafts and military training to the complex religious and legal systems. They will learn how the Roman Empire shaped Iron Age Britain and reflect on the contrasts, connections, and trends that defined this era. This programme engages children in critical thinking, teamwork, and historical inquiry, offering a vibrant glimpse into life under Roman rule.

Vikings School Trip

This immersive programme introduces children to the Viking Age, focusing on their culture, skills, and historical impact. Set in 870, during the Viking invasion of Wessex, it provides a practical, curriculum-linked exploration of Viking life.

Children will investigate how the Vikings fought, survived, and traveled, while learning about Norse mythology and its role in their society. Through hands-on activities, this experience deepens historical understanding while fostering teamwork and problem-solving skills.