Multi-subject trip to New York School Trip
PlanMySchoolTrip
Take advantage of our extensive experience in helping organise educational and cultural tours for school groups. Create personalised itineraries that balance educational value with fun and safety, ensuring that students gain meaningful insights into American history, arts, and culture while also enjoying this unforgettable city. With strong local partnerships, expert guides, and a proven track record of handling group logistics smoothly, we can get you tailored activities to suit the interests and educational needs. Our commitment to finding engaging, safe, and memorable experiences makes us the perfect choice for your NYC 'Big Apple' adventure. From backstage passes, to expert advice.
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Example Itineraries for our 2026 & 2027 trips
Example new york trip - itineraries can be tailored to meet the needs of your group..
Day 1: Iconic Shopping & Art Foundations
Morning:
Guided Tour of Macy's Herald Square
- Explore the history of Macy's, one of the world's largest department stores.
- Learn about retail history and the importance of commerce in NYC.
- Possible visit to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade float building workshop (if available).
Afternoon:
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
- Guided tour focusing on influential modern artworks.
- Interactive activity: Create a mini art project inspired by MoMA exhibits.
- Reflection on contemporary art and its role in society.
Evening:
- Optional group dinner at a nearby restaurant with a view of Times Square.
Day 2: Neighborhoods, Art, and History
Morning:
Brooklyn Graffiti & Street Art Tour
- Walk through Williamsburg or Bushwick to see vibrant street art.
- Learn about street art culture and its social messages.
- Student activity: Sketch or photograph favorite pieces.
Afternoon:
9/11 Memorial & Museum
- Educational visit emphasizing remembrance and resilience.
- Guided discussion on the impact of 9/11 on New York and the world.
- Reflection activity: Write a short piece on what they learned or felt.
Evening:
- Free time at Brooklyn Bridge Park with views of Manhattan skyline.
Day 3: Financial District & Broadway
Morning:
Visit to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York & Museum of American Finance
- Tour of the Federal Reserve's exterior and main hall (subject to availability).
- Interactive exhibits on banking, finance, and economic history.
- Group activity: Simulate a banking transaction or stock market trading game.
Afternoon:
Broadway Show
- Experience the magic of live theatre with a student-friendly production.
- Post-show discussion about theatre arts and storytelling.
Evening:
- Optional visit to Times Square for night-time lights and energy.
Day 4: Skyscrapers & Central Park
Morning:
Empire State Building
- Guided tour of the observation deck with panoramic views of NYC.
- Educational talk about skyscraper engineering and city planning.
Afternoon:
Central Park & Free Time
- Guided walk through Central Park's highlights: Bethesda Fountain, The Mall, Strawberry Fields.
- Activities: Rowboat rental at The Loeb Boathouse (weather permitting) or a visit to the Central Park Zoo.
- Free time for students to explore or relax.
Evening:
- Group dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 5: Cultural & Educational Farewell
Morning
The American Museum of Natural History
- Engage with exhibits on dinosaurs, space, and human cultures.
- Interactive activities or planetarium show.
Afternoon:
Visit to the New York Public Library & Bryant Park
- Tour of the historic library building.
- Reflection session: What did they learn during the trip?
- Final group activity or souvenir shopping.
Evening:
- Farewell dinner or group reflection session.
Day 1: Iconic Shopping & Art Foundations
Morning:
Guided Tour of Macy's Herald Square
- Explore the history of Macy's, one of the world's largest department stores.
- Learn about retail history and the importance of commerce in NYC.
- Possible visit to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade float building workshop (if available).
Afternoon:
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
- Guided tour focusing on influential modern artworks.
- Interactive activity: Create a mini art project inspired by MoMA exhibits.
- Reflection on contemporary art and its role in society.
Evening:
- Optional group dinner at a nearby restaurant with a view of Times Square.
Day 2: Neighborhoods, Art, and History
Morning:
Brooklyn Graffiti & Street Art Tour
- Walk through Williamsburg or Bushwick to see vibrant street art.
- Learn about street art culture and its social messages.
- Student activity: Sketch or photograph favorite pieces.
Afternoon:
9/11 Memorial & Museum
- Educational visit emphasizing remembrance and resilience.
- Guided discussion on the impact of 9/11 on New York and the world.
- Reflection activity: Write a short piece on what they learned or felt.
Evening:
- Free time at Brooklyn Bridge Park with views of Manhattan skyline.
Day 3: Financial District & Broadway
Morning:
Visit to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York & Museum of American Finance
- Tour of the Federal Reserve's exterior and main hall (subject to availability).
- Interactive exhibits on banking, finance, and economic history.
- Group activity: Simulate a banking transaction or stock market trading game.
Afternoon:
Broadway Show
- Experience the magic of live theatre with a student-friendly production.
- Post-show discussion about theatre arts and storytelling.
Evening:
- Optional visit to Times Square for night-time lights and energy.
Day 4: Skyscrapers & Central Park
Morning:
Empire State Building
- Guided tour of the observation deck with panoramic views of NYC.
- Educational talk about skyscraper engineering and city planning.
Afternoon:
Central Park & Free Time
- Guided walk through Central Park's highlights: Bethesda Fountain, The Mall, Strawberry Fields.
- Activities: Rowboat rental at The Loeb Boathouse (weather permitting) or a visit to the Central Park Zoo.
- Free time for students to explore or relax.
Evening:
- Group dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 5: Cultural & Educational Farewell
Morning
The American Museum of Natural History
- Engage with exhibits on dinosaurs, space, and human cultures.
- Interactive activities or planetarium show.
Afternoon:
Visit to the New York Public Library & Bryant Park
- Tour of the historic library building.
- Reflection session: What did they learn during the trip?
- Final group activity or souvenir shopping.
Evening:
- Farewell dinner or group reflection session.
What size groups do we cater for?
8 & above
Access for visitors with disabilities?
Upon request
Who are PlanMySchoolTrip?
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Teacher Checklist
Risk Assessments Free Places for Teachers Resource Packs LOtC Quality Badge ABTA Licence ATOL Licence School Travel Forum Assured WYSE Travel Foundation Tailor your trip
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