French Study Tour Montpellier and Nice School Trip
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Partnerships with language schools can provide morning language sessions combined with activities and visits aimed to develop and improve language skills. Throughout the stay, students will be able to practice speaking to native French residents of the city and language school teachers whilst enjoying the lovely city of Montpellier.The trip includes excursions and content can be tailored to suit individual preference.
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6-Day Cultural & Language Learning Trip for School Groups visiting Montpellier or Nice in the South of France
On the first day, the group will arrive in Montpellier or Nice, transfer to their accommodation, and check-in. The day will begin with a welcome orientation and settling in, followed by dinner at the accommodation or at a local restaurant.
Day two will start with a language immersion session from 09:00 to 12:30, featuring interactive activities to enhance language skills. Afterwards there will be a guided walking tour exploring the city's historic sites and cultural landmarks. The group will enjoy lunch at a local cafe or restaurant, and the afternoon will be free for exploration or relaxation. In the evening, dinner will be served at the accommodation or a nearby restaurant, followed by an optional fun activity such as bowling or ice skating.
On the third day, again from 09:00 to 12:30, students will participate in a language session focused on practical communication skills. In the afternoon, the group will take a trip to nearby Nimes or Antibes to explore local history and sights, with lunch during the day trip. After returning to the accommodation for dinner, there may be additional evening activities or free time for students to enjoy.
Day four will feature a morning language practice session with engaging tasks, including a French language treasure hunt around the city. Lunch will be provided at a local venue, and the afternoon will be free for cultural activities, shopping, or leisure. The day concludes with dinner at the accommodation or at a local restaurant.
On the fifth day, the group will embark on a full day excursion to take in famous sites such as Avignon and the Pont du Gard if in Montpellier, or to picturesque villages and beaches around Nice. During this trip, students will enjoy a picnic lunch or dine at a local restaurant. The evening will be dedicated to relaxing on the beach or participating in musical games and team building activities to promote group bonding.
On the sixth day there will be a final language session from 09:00 to 12:30, featuring interactive review games to go back over what you have been learning during the week. The day will include a farewell activity session before the group transfers to the airport for their return journey to the UK.
This itinerary is flexible and can be adjusted to suit your group's specific interests and preferences.
On the first day, the group will arrive in Montpellier or Nice, transfer to their accommodation, and check-in. The day will begin with a welcome orientation and settling in, followed by dinner at the accommodation or at a local restaurant.
Day two will start with a language immersion session from 09:00 to 12:30, featuring interactive activities to enhance language skills. Afterwards there will be a guided walking tour exploring the city's historic sites and cultural landmarks. The group will enjoy lunch at a local cafe or restaurant, and the afternoon will be free for exploration or relaxation. In the evening, dinner will be served at the accommodation or a nearby restaurant, followed by an optional fun activity such as bowling or ice skating.
On the third day, again from 09:00 to 12:30, students will participate in a language session focused on practical communication skills. In the afternoon, the group will take a trip to nearby Nimes or Antibes to explore local history and sights, with lunch during the day trip. After returning to the accommodation for dinner, there may be additional evening activities or free time for students to enjoy.
Day four will feature a morning language practice session with engaging tasks, including a French language treasure hunt around the city. Lunch will be provided at a local venue, and the afternoon will be free for cultural activities, shopping, or leisure. The day concludes with dinner at the accommodation or at a local restaurant.
On the fifth day, the group will embark on a full day excursion to take in famous sites such as Avignon and the Pont du Gard if in Montpellier, or to picturesque villages and beaches around Nice. During this trip, students will enjoy a picnic lunch or dine at a local restaurant. The evening will be dedicated to relaxing on the beach or participating in musical games and team building activities to promote group bonding.
On the sixth day there will be a final language session from 09:00 to 12:30, featuring interactive review games to go back over what you have been learning during the week. The day will include a farewell activity session before the group transfers to the airport for their return journey to the UK.
This itinerary is flexible and can be adjusted to suit your group's specific interests and preferences.
What size groups do we cater for?
10+
Access for visitors with disabilities?
Yes, if we are aware of the requirements at the time of enquiry.
Anything else?
A variety of accommodation is available for this study tour. For total French immersion it may be possible to stay with local families. A student residence with a language school is also possible together with a hotel close to the town centre.
Who are PlanMySchoolTrip?
We aim to offer well-designed and inspiring learning experiences for our groups, be they large or small in number, helping your put together a personal service and professional and flexible style from the first enquiry.
Itineraries are bespoke and tailored to an individual group; nothing is "off the shelf" although some follow common themes. As such your itinerary is as individual to you as it is to us and we are happy to try to accommodate all requirements.
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