Trips Articles

We started our journey from Bishop's Stortford station to the Science Museum.  Once we had arrived at South Kensington we took a stroll through the tunnel and went out to the front of the Natural History Museum where we had 2 minutes silence at 11:00 for Remembrance...

Studying History comes alive when you can actually visit the site of a major part of what you are studying. You can't study the Normans and not visit Battle near Hastings. So that is what our year 7s and 8s did. And what a wonderful day it was; a refreshing trip after...

The Juniors visited Colchester Zoo in family week. We had a lovely day wandering around and spotting lots of different animals as well as learning from one of the keepers about how we are affecting the earth and what we can do to make it a better place. Everyone...

"Fieldwork is an essential ingredient of geography because it provides a 'real-world' opportunity for students to develop and extend their geographical thinking; it adds value to classroom experiences" (Geographical Association www.geography.org.uk) With this in mind,...