Our established First World War battlefields tours programme covers the events of the First World War in the Ypres Salient and Somme regions, enabling your pupils to learn from a wealth of important historical sites and excursions.

For groups studying Medicine and Surgery on the Western Front, our programme will allow pupils to gain understanding of medical treatments, developments and historical context of medicine in the early 20th Century. 

Covering the period from the outbreak of war until liberation, your tour will concentrate on the events of 1940 and 1944, giving your pupils a fascinating insight into the impact of the war.

A history school trip to Normandy will allow your pupils to see first-hand the beaches, upon which so many sacrifices were made and to reflect on World War Two themes within many GCSE and A-level courses.

Paris, the birthplace of the Revolution and the Déclaration des droits de l’homme et du citoyen, is an ideal history school trip destination to discover the origins of the modern nation state. 

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. 

A history school trip to Dublin can vividly bring history to life with visits to many of the locations associated with the growth of Irish nationalism from the late 18th century onwards, to the creation of the Irish Free State. 

A history school trip to Amsterdam, allows history groups to explore all aspects of Jewish life and culture prior to World War Two through a series of well-preserved sites and excellent museums. 

The recent history of Germany’s capital is still clearly evident today - walk through this fascinating city and feel continually aware of its recent past. 

The recent history of Germany’s capital is still clearly evident today, to the extent that it is impossible to walk through the city without being continually made aware of its recent past. 

A history school trip to Krakow will provide an in-depth study of the Jewish community in the city, one of the most important centres of Jewish life in pre-war Europe.

Your pupils will gain an in-depth understanding of the Rise of Nazism through visits within Munich and Nuremberg, visit the rally ground, scene of some of the most important events in the Nazi calendar.

From the capital of a huge Empire to a small troubled nation state, from its Nazi past to its role in the Cold War, Vienna bears witness to many major 20th century history themes.

New York is a great place for your pupils to learn firsthand about Civil Rights to explore the origins of this movement throughout American history. 

Travel to the East Coast of America and explore the origins of the Civil Rights movement and learn more about American political history.

The US capital city is thome to many excellent museums, educational visits and sites to give your pupils an invaluable insight into American history and how the country has evolved.

On an NST school trip to China, there is an opportunity to gain an insight into a culture and society radically different from our own through a range of unforgettable educational visits. 

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. 

For A-Level groups (and GCSE groups studying the OCR GCSE depth study ‘Poland 1956-1990: The People and the State’), Gdansk provides an ideal destination.

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.