Where better to take your students than the place where the observations of the great English geologist, Charles Lyell, gave the basis to the modern geology.

Showcasing Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassicist roots in its impressive architecture, Rome is a must-see destination for pupils seeking inspiration from more traditional approaches to art and design. 

Uncover the delights of this ‘Eternal City’ - combining its classical heritage with the trappings of a modern city, Rome is a fascinating year round destination to visit. 

A visit to Rome allows students studying Italian Fascism to get a sense of how Mussolini aimed to make Fascism appear modern and powerful whilst simultaneously linking his regime to the ancient glories of the Roman Empire. 

Sicily provides a great opportunity to study key themes at GCSE and A-level, including volcanic activity and coastal processes and the resulting formations.

Venice is an artistic treasure trove, housing the collections of world-renowned artists such as Bellini and Piero della Francesca. A school trip to this magical destination is certain to leave your group feeling inspired. 

During a school trip the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance, your group will enjoy a fantastic range of educational visits and galleries, see elegant architecture and even find artistic inspiration from the breathtaking scenery.

A favourite destination for NST groups, Lake Garda is the perfect place to enjoy a performance tour. Typical lakeside towns and villages offer diverse concert venues and the opportunity to perform for appreciative audiences. 

Our groups are usually based in Montecatini Terme, famous for its many natural thermal spas and surrounded by the Tuscan Hills, with Florence, Pisa, Siena and Lucca all within easy reach and offering excellent and varied concert venues and performance opportunities. 

Venice offers culture paired with superb concert venues ideal for choirs. Audiences are warm and enthusiastic and the variety of sightseeing opportunities means days are filled with both educational and fun activities to suit all ages.

A music concert tour to Rome offers groups the opportunity to perform at unique world-class venues, whilst enjoying all the attractions of a city brimming with history and glamour. 

Rome is a fascinating year round destination to visit, sufficiently compact to accommodate walking tours while its extensive and excellent metro system also affords easy access to the superb range of museums, monuments and tourist attractions.

Our tailor-made Bay of Naples itineraries provide students with a real insight into life in Roman times. A mild climate makes this the ideal area to visit at any time of the year.

Pupils on this two-centre package gain valuable insight into life in Rome and the outlying Italian regions that supplied the city. Compare the lives of Romans, from Emperors and Senators through to Legionaries, farmers and slaves.

Only by visiting Rome can you really understand both the splendour and decadence of Italy's capital city in Roman times. Our Rome itineraries will evoke images of spectacular triumphs, gladiatorial combat and  senatorial debate.

The preserved towns of Pompeii and Herculaneum provide a unique insight into 1st century Roman life, while coastal towns show their strategic importance to both the provision and protection of Rome. 

Until the 20th century, Sicily was the crossroads of the Mediterranean, our tailor-made itineraries will allow pupils to compare the lifestyles and architectural styles of each of these civilisations.

This classical city offers a wealth of educational visits and attractions for pupils to explore together during an Italian language study tour. 

With a wealth of educational visits to choose from and numerous opportunities for language practice, a school tour to Florence will leave your group with a lasting impression of Italian heritage and culture.

The enticing city of Florence is a great choice trip for your Design and Technology students, allowing your group to explore Design and Technology from design origins through to finished product.

Booking a school ski trip to Passo Tonale is an excellent choice, as it has plenty of quiet, easy runs for beginners. 

Aprica is a popular destination for school ski trips, as it boasts a large area of nursery slopes and a wide variety of ski runs, which are suitable for all abilities. 

If you're looking to book a school ski trip, Prato Nevoso is a great option for skiers and snowboarders. There are lots of easy runs for beginners at village level, with great progression too, making this an ideal destination for secondary school students.

Together with Lavarone and Fiorentini, Folgaria makes up the Skitour dei Forti area. 3 new lifts link the Fiorentini and Folgaria areas, increasing the number of interconnected pistes to give plenty of scope for an excellent weeks skiing.

Marilleva-Folgarida, with its excellent modern lift system, is a superb resort for beginners and intermediate skiers, offering 59.8km of skiing. With 85% snow cannon coverage, and situated in a natural snow-pocket, there need be no concern about conditions in Folgarida.

With views from the summit that reach as far as the Venetian coast and the peaks of the Slovenian border, this famous World Cup resort has a spectacular setting and a growing reputation as one of Italy's top resorts.