Residential Trips Durham
Planning an overnight trip for your school or looking for a tailored educational residential programme? Your students can benefit from an activity week in Durham or its neighbouring counties. Discover exciting school residential learning experiences that promote teamwork, and outdoor education.

In School Wilderness Camp
Durham
During the in school camps one of the activities which we widely deliver is Archery, our coaches bringing in high quality recurve bows giving the children the opportunity to try real archery! For more information on our arc here provision get in touch
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The Wilderness Camp
Durham
Planning a PE residential of day? Look no further than The Wilderness Company who offer a wide range of outdoor activities that slot seamlessly into a number of awarding bodies, whether looking at...
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Newcastle Castle
Tyne and Wear
Newcastle Castle has one of the finest surviving examples of a medieval Castle Keep in the country. Enjoy a complete tour of the walls, moat, turrets and arrow slits of the outer walls before...
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Low Mill Outdoor Education Centre CIO
North Yorkshire
We run a full programme of adventurous outdoor education activities such as caving, canoeing, climbing, abseiling, archery, orienteering and mountain walks. All of our sessions and programmes are...
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Rievaulx Abbey
North Yorkshire
Rievaulx is one of the most complete, and atmospheric, of England's abbey ruins. It's no wonder it's one of the most popular visitor attractions in the North.
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Life Science Centre
Tyne and Wear
Our latest Computing workshop lets your students control bee's through the power of coding! Okay, so they may be Beebots and not real bee's but it's still super cool
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Vindolanda
Northumberland
Welcome to the North East's best day out on Hadrian's Wall. Explore Roman life on the edge of the empire 2000 years ago. Come and enjoy the Vindolanda Writing Tablets, live archaeology, and much more.
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Kabannas Newcastle
Northumberland
Kabannas Newcastle has private rooms for teachers and dorm spaces for children 4 - 8 beds, all ensuite. We will aim to accommodate your group on the same floor or floors depending on the size. Please let us know how we can help you.
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Richmond Castle
North Yorkshire
Plan a free self-led visit and organise your day to suit your curriculum needs. Explore Richmond Castle, consider why the Normans built here, and imagine what life was like during the medieval period....
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Warkworth Castle
Northumberland
Discover Warkworth Castle and get essential insight into Medieval England using our interactive activity trail, including helpful teacher notes and an A5 activity booklet for students. We also offer a teachers' resource pack, activity ideas and a castle timeline.
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Housesteads Roman Fort
Northumberland
Visit the most complete example of a Roman fort in Britain to discover what life was life under the rule of the Roman Empire. On a roman school visit you can explore the site for free with your class,...
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Birdoswald Roman Fort
Cumbria
Explore life on the edge of the empire in Roman Britain. Download the free Teachers' Kit from the English Heritage website for activities to support learning before, during and after your visit.
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YHA Malham
North Yorkshire
Set in the heart of a beautiful Yorkshire Dales village, YHA Malham is perfectly placed for exploring the spectacular Malham Cove, Malham Tarn and Gordale Scar.
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Roman Trips for Primary and Middle Schools - Curriculum Travel
There are many great places to in the UK to visit and explore the history of the Romans. Hadrian's Wall and Housestead Fort, York and the Roman Wall, Bath and many more. We are able to tailor your...
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Chesters Roman Fort and Museum
Northumberland
On this Roman school trip, explore the remains of a tranquil riverside bathhouse and imagine the bustle of the cavalry fort, which used to house over 500 Roman troops. Then visit the museum to see the...
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York for Primary & Middle schools - Curriculum Travel
North Yorkshire
The establishment of the city dates back to approximately AD 71, marked by the strategic deployment of 5,000 soldiers from the Ninth Legion, who advanced from Lincoln to establish a fortified...
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Carlisle Castle
Cumbria
Carlisle Castle is fantastic inspiration for a creative writing activity back in the classroom, or, get to grips with persuasive writing techniques with the 'Kinmont Willie: A True Story?' activity in the Teacher's Kit available on the English Heritage website.
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