Industrial Revolution School Trips

New Offer In the heart of the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site, in a small town famous for being the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, YHA Ironbridge Coalport is ideal for your next West Midlands school trip residential.
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New Offer RAF Museum Cosford: National Cold War Exhibition Overview Located within three historic wartime hangars, the RAF Museum Cosford's National Cold War Exhibition presents an extensive collection of over...
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Minecraft offers a dynamic and interactive way to explore the Industrial Revolution. By recreating historical settings such as the Ironbridge, factories, railways, and urban landscapes, students can...
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Museums and palaces overflowing with art, science and history, incredible theatre shows in the West End, bustling Oxford Street and Covent Garden, and iconic Big Ben and Trafalgar Square! London is the perfect destination for a cultural tour.
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New Offer Discover the UK's industrial history with Battlefield and History Tours. We specialize in meticulously planned educational trips and offer seamless experiences from planning to execution. Our featured...
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New Offer Uncover fascinating local histories through hands-on enquiry. Active participation and immersive activities guide children through our innovative industrial revolution and uncover the past hidden...
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New Offer The Industrial Revolution reshaped Britain and the world, but what was it like living within it day-to-day? How did technology change for everyone involved? We explore daily life for everyone in our immersive and live-action workshops.
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During our Victorian workshop, we learn and explore 'The Great Exhibition' and lots of different inventions that came about during the Industrial Revolution!
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Built during the hights of the second Industrial Revolution in 1888, Middleport Pottery is a Grade 2* listed Victorian factory. Our workshops allow students to walk around a factory site still...
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New Offer Curriculum Travel enhances students' understanding of the Industrial curriculum subject through a multi-faceted approach during trips to London. This includes visits to the Museum of London for...
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The whole day will involve discussion around how the Victorians impacted on society and how the they embraced and exploited the Industrial revolution. Where ever possible local legacies from the I R will be explored.
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Our primary school trips to London will offer your students the best opportunity to learn about the Industrial Revolution. Whether it's visiting famous locations across the city centre, discovering...
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York is a fantastic place to learn about England's Industrial Revolution. Visit The National Railway Museum and the National Coal Mining Museum to learn more about this era.
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New Offer Explore the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution with Curriculum Travel at Ironbridge, Shropshire. Dive deep into Britain's rich industrial heritage through a captivating journey to Ironbridge, the...
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FREE trips A symbol of the Industrial Revolution, the Iron Bridge is much more than just a bridge. As the first bridge made of cast iron, the Iron Bridge is one of the wonders of the modern world and set a new,...
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Session 1 ' Prose, Propaganda and Print: We examine the rise of the Newspaper, the Novel and other publications and their influence on everyday life as students harness the power of print. Session...
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His Majesty's Frigate Unicorn, of 46 guns, was built for the Royal Navy in the Royal Dockyard at Chatham and launched in 1824. She is now the World's last intact warship from the days of sail.
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