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National Space Centre expands its schools offer
From new books on rocketry and space exploration to hands-on STEM workshops and virtual classroom sessions, the National Space Centre is giving teachers and pupils more ways than ever to explore the universe.
Venturewood becomes official Duke of Edinburgh Award provider
The inclusive outdoor education centre in Cheshire can now deliver Bronze, Silver and Gold Duke of Edinburgh expeditions, as well as Gold Residential experiences.
Boundless Outdoors marks anniversary with new community space
The Worcestershire-based not-for-profit outdoor education provider has opened a new dining and events space, as it celebrates its 13th anniversary.
Case study: discovering the universal language of music
Lauren Hathaway-Howell from Royal Hospital College, Ipswich took a group of students to experience all that Canada has to offer on an extraordinary music tour.
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Inside your September/October 2026 edition: School Trips Abroad, Enrichment Framework Support, Guide to Risk Assessments, English-Linked Visits, School-Friendly Accommodation and much more.
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The 2026 School Travel Awards culminates in a unique and very special five-star event in London on Friday 20th November. Find out about the awards lunch and ceremony, this year's finalists, our awards host and much more on the dedicated awards website!
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Building brighter futures together outside the classroom
Suzanne Carter, head teacher at Eastwood Community Primary School in Keighley, Yorkshire, on their school motto, empowering staff and inspiring families.
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The guide to planning and delivering successful school trips from start to finish, as well as embedding the learning back in school. The 2027 edition is available in print and digital edition.
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