For an English school trip that focuses on works of literature and how they can be adapted for stage and screen, you won't be disappointed with NST's London literature study tour.

Home to some of the world’s largest permanent collections and with a wide range of art on show, a school trip to London is guaranteed to enrich and inspire your group’s work. 

An exciting London tour offers pupils the opportunity to cover many aspects of their curriculum in a short space of time.

From the magic of a West End show to interactive dance or theatre workshops or debating at the Royal Courts of Justice, an English school trip to London is guaranteed to inspire your pupils! 

With the curriculum placing greater emphasis on the history of Britain and its place in global history, London provides an ideal location for a history school trip with a range of themed itineraries. 

Explore Stratford-Upon-Avon, the birth place of Shakespeare which provides an insight into the historic Tudor world.  During your trip enjoy a range of educational visits, including visiting the houses of Shakespeare’s Birthplace Trust. 

A history school trip to York will improve your students’ knowledge of, and interest in, England’s heritage. For students studying Migration, the Jorvik Viking Centre is a must to learn about the Viking-age city of Jorvik and Viking life.  

For groups studying the The Elizabethans as part of their GCSE History, Edinburgh is a great destination to learn more about Mary Queen of Scots and her relationship with Queen Elizabeth.

For groups studying the case study ‘Bristol in the mid-twentieth century: the experiences of migrants and their impact on society’ from the Migrants in Britain option for Pearson-Edexcel GCSE History, we can arrange a trip to the great destination and create an itinerary to focus on your study.

A London tour will enable your group to cover many curriculum topics in a short space of time. We can create an itinerary package around any theme, from Tudors and Victorians to Science and Nature.

These are two of our most popular destinations, so book early to avoid disappointment! A trip to York will improve pupils’ knowledge of England’s heritage whilst Scarborough focuses more upon issues facing our natural environments. 

There’s a superb menu of things to see and do in this capital city. Streets are steeped in history, attractions offer the chance to experience an earthquake, and you can even explore the famous castle. 

Exciting things have been happening in Liverpool over recent years, and this vibrant city offers lots to see and do.

Explore and experience the rich environment of our natural coastline, as well as life in rural England. The area offers a range of other educational visits covering topics such as rainforest environments and archaeological ruins.

Llandudno and North Wales offer great opportunities to take in some of Wales’ top attractions. This is an ideal destination if you want to touch upon many aspects of the curriculum outside the classroom.

Take your pupils to a place of contrasting and breath-taking scenery. The many educational experiences on offer will encourage your pupils to take a strong interest in conservation issues too.

Explore Stratford-Upon-Avon, the birth place of Shakespeare which provides a look back to life of a historic Tudor world.  Enjoy a range of primary educational visits, including an RSC theatre workshop, town walks and Tudor workshops.

This vibrant city offers lots to see and do. Major touring musicals stop off at the Palace Theatre, MediaCity UK continues to grow, and the exciting tour of Manchester United’s Old Trafford ground is still our most popular visit.

A safe yet inspirational destination for your pupils, Cornwall offers an abundance of natural attractions, excursions and history to keep pupils entertained and engaged. Cornwall is the perfect location for primary school trips.

Explore the historic world that shaped Shakespeare’s life and works and enjoy a range of English educational visits, including an RSC production and theatre workshop, on an NST English school tour.

With its remarkably diverse landscape, Northern Ireland’s North Coast is the ideal destination to study both physical and human geography. 

Packed full of enthralling visits and attractions, a trip to London provides a massive range of geography and sustainability-based visits that will excite, inform and educate your group. 

Cornwall provides geography pupils with the ideal learning environment to investigate coasts and tourism, and of course, a visit to the amazing Eden Project. The Eden Project can provide curriculum linked educational workshops.

A UK based school trip themed around sustainability is the most effective way to maximise our passion for education around environmental issues, whilst keeping our impact on the environment to a minimum. 

Llandudno and North Wales offer great opportunities to take in some of Wales’ most stunning geographical sites. This is an ideal destination if you want to touch upon many aspects of the curriculum outside the classroom.

Cornwall has been attracting and home to world-class artists for centuries.  Stunning and sleepy fishing villages such as St Ives combined with magical natural light give a jaw-dropping and inspirational setting for any aspiring artist.

Liverpool has the largest collection of galleries and museums outside London, it is the perfect place to choose for an educational school trip. Its mercantile architecture situated on its striking waterfront is a concrete reminder of its past. 

A city bursting with charm and character, Art is available in abundance, with Manchester school trips often boasting a number of fascinating galleries on their itineraries. 

Bristol provides a budget-friendly and immersive experience for your art & design students.  Famously the birthplace of Banksy, the city is still features the world-famous street artist's works throughout the city. 

The wide number and variety of performance venues available in London make it an ideal destination for music groups of all ages and abilities, plus along with a great range of amazing workshops and West End theatre trips.

Exciting things have been happening in Liverpool over recent years, and this vibrant city offers lots to see and do.

London is a fantastic destination full of opportunities. So, even if you’re not planning a performance tour, why not take your pupils to the capital for a few days filled with West End musicals and vocal workshops.

Edinburgh is a great destination for music groups, particularly choirs, with wonderful opportunities to perform in various historical sites. As one of the UK’s most beautiful cities, there is plenty to see and do here.

York is a beautiful, historic and unique city offering an array of wonderful performance opportunities and visits, including York Minster, the largest Gothic Cathedral in Northern Europe, and the Shambles, York's oldest street and delightful shopping area, all ready to explore.

Named the best place to live in the UK twice, Bristol is a colourful creative city that provides a great value, year-round destination for a school trip to help bond your group and increase their sense of wellbeing. 

For a Classics trip in the UK, London provides an ideal destination – students can learn about Londinium, Roman city life and study a variety of aspects of Roman society.

A school trip to London is an ideal way to boost grades. From our exclusive mental health visits to a Jack the Ripper walking tour, you can cover a wide range of key study topics.

A visit to the Scottish capital provides schools with a great alternative to London. The city offers educational visits combined with fantastic tourist attractions for an educational and memorable experience. 

A psychology & sociology school trip to Bristol is undoubtedly a great value, year-round destination for psychology and sociology groups with excellent educational visits on offer.

A visit to the capital city offers immense value to religious studies pupils. Our itineraries can be tailored to groups’ requirements allowing pupils to see diversity of worship and investigate differing impacts of religious beliefs.

This exciting destination offers pupils the opportunity to explore a range of science themes at a number of intriguing visits and hands-on workshops, whilst also enjoying a big city experience.

If you’re looking to take your media and film studies group to a great budget destination that comes packed with educational benefits, choose London. 

Over 500 groups every year travel with NST to experience London, one of the world’s largest financial centres. London is home to over half of the UK’s top 100 listed companies and offers fascinating business-related visits. 

Home to Cadbury, and world famous companies such as Cadbury and JCB, the Midlands is a must for Business Studies groups for its diverse visits.

Investigate the mathematics that makes the capital city of London work! From the Wembley Stadium arch, to the Bank of England, your pupils will be surrounded by maths during a visit to the city. 

We're able to provide a comprehensive programme of lessons and activities that will enhance your students' knowledge, encourage them to use their language skills and learn more about the culture and landmarks of France. 

At NST, we're pleased to work with the UK's leading language schools to offer expert-led Spanish lessons, alongside activities designed to aid their language skills and cultural learning. 

During a German language trip, your students will join closed group language lessons which will enable them to develop their language skills and confidence to communicate effectively with speakers in a variety of different situations. 

This exciting destination offers pupils the opportunity to explore a range of computing and computer science themes at a number of intriguing visits and hands-on workshops, whilst also enjoying a big city experience.

Give your students the opportunity to experience the inspiring and practical subject of design and technology in the designed and made world in which we live on an educational tour to the city of London!