
Up at The O2
The view from the top of The O2 has everything you needed to identify human and physical geography and locational knowledge, including the regeneration of the local area. Through a smorgasbord of fun...
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Visit 8 Wonders of the World
Engaging presenters and 360° projection technology bring to your school the thrill of journeying to ancient, far-flung destinations. Helping develop an understanding of the world and people around...
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Leighton Hall
Settlement & Land Use: Children can find out the reason for the original settlement at Leighton and the generations of Gillows that lived there and how the garden and surrounding land are used to support the hall and estate.
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Wonders of the World VR Workshop
During this PrimeVR workshop, we'll take your class to visit the Seven New Wonders of the World using virtual reality headsets and we'll cover all about why they were built and what significance they...
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Birdoswald Roman Fort
A visit to Birdoswald Roman Fort is perfect for exploring types of settlement and land use and how human processes have influenced and changed the landscape. Look out for the man-made versus natural defensive features of the site as you explore.
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Cumulus Outdoors Curriculum Day Trips
Visit local towns and cities in Dorset for population studies, urban development and regeneration and tourism studies. There are a wide selection of local examples to visit on your self-led field...
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The Sustainability Centre Residentials
Take a tour of our site and see how we've used natural materials and resources, then get hands-on with our building activities using chalk to make a rammed earth wall, cobb to build an earth oven and sand bags to create a bridge!
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Museum of Liverpool
Little Liverpool KS1 - Students will learn how to refer to key human features, including city, town, village, factory, farm, house, office, port, harbour and shop.
Liverpool's Best Buildings KS1 -...
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Cumulus Outdoors Tented Village - Corfe Castle
Visit local towns and cities in Dorset for population studies, urban development and regeneration and tourism studies.
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Carlisle Castle
Carlisle Castle's location on the medieval border between England and Scotland was key to defending territory. Use the 'Why Build Near the Border' activity in the downloadable Teacher's Kit to learn about why this location was chosen for a medieval castle.
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Cumulus Outdoors Residential Centre - Swanage
Visit local towns and cities in Dorset for population studies, urban development and regeneration and tourism studies. There are a wide selection of local examples to visit on your self-led field...
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Nettlecombe Court Field Centre
We offer a range of sessions and courses covering human geography through fieldwork. Most sessions have short classroom sessions before and after.
Human Geography can be covered through fieldwork in...
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The Romans in Britannia
Whilst looking at the Romans, the workshop discusses where they came from, where they conquered, how they ruled citizens and what natural resources were important to them.
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Rivers Day at Bewdley Museum
On our river walk, we explore why Bewdley's position on the river made it a good settlement place. We examine what natural resources where and are available in the Wyre Forest and how this lead to the growth of import and export on the river.
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Slapton Ley Field Centre
We offer a range of sessions and courses covering human geography through fieldwork. Most sessions have short classroom sessions before and after.
Human Geography can be covered through fieldwork...
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Framlingham Castles
A magnificent example of late 12th-century castle. Schools have the freedom to explore the inside of the castle walls through the main gatehouse, the 'wall walk' along the top of the castle, as well as learn about the history from the illustrated dis
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North America VR Workshop
During this PrimeVR workshop, pupils will be transported across North America where they'll be able to see famous landmarks in 360°. Hover over the New York skyline and fly over the famous Central...
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Up-cycling and Recycling
Small steps can add up to big changes. So let's all learn to reduce our ecological footprint and help maximise our earth's precious resources.
We open up a dialogue with the pupils to raise...
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Land & Wave Adventure School Trips in Dorset
Our Geography field trips are mega! Combine traditional fact-finding geography trips with authentic adventure. Experience the Jurassic Coast by kayak, paddle board or coasteering.
Swanage is a prime...
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Chesters Roman Fort and Museum
Chesters Roman Fort on Hadrian's Wall gives a real sense of how the Roman army was trying to assert power over this part of the British countryside. The venue, complete with museum is a fantastic learning resource for school groups.
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School Trip South West
Subjects: Accommodation Only, Bushcraft, Fieldstudies, Forest School, Geography, Environmental Geography, Human Geography, Physical Geography, Geology, History, Local History, Medieval, Prehistory, Saxons, Victorian, World War, Physical Education, Science, Biology, Team Building, Watersports, Wildlife, SEN, Outdoor Learning
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