In addition to our day packages, we offer a range of whole day trips and experiences to help your students get the full English experience.
In addition to your Three Day Packages, please choose one:
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Stonehenge
Trip Package A1 Pre-historic Britain Magic and Mystery
Visit the mysterious Stonehenge pre-historic stone circles. An audio guide is provided to help pupils understand how Stonehenge was built.
In the second part of the day, we will take pupils to Avebury for a more hands-on experience of the neolithic era: walking right among the stones, pupils complete themed and appropriate linguistic challenges.

Fossil hunting in Lyme Regis
Trip Package A2 Pre-historic Britain Dinosaurs!
Lyme Regis - a historic seaside town on the English Channel in Dorset - is internationally renowned for its geology and fossils.
No surprise then that it is the perfect place for fossil hunting! We will also visit the Dinosaur Museum where Dippy the Dinosaur is on loan from the Natural History Museum in London, whilst film fans will enjoy walking on "The Cobb", the harbour wall which featured in film versions of Jane Austen's Persuasion and John Fowles' The French Lieutenant's Woman.
And who does not feel tempted by Fish 'n Chips on the beach? Throughout the day, pupils complete themed and appropriate linguistic challenges.

The Roman Baths
Trip Package B The Romans in Britain (43 - 450AD) This is a luxury trip which is subject to a surcharge of £20 per pupil
The Romans built an elaborate and highly sophisticated spa and wellbeing centre in Bath and today "The Roman Baths" are one of the city's major tourist attractions.
A walking tour of the city will help pupils understand more about Bath's history and its links with the classical period.
There should be some time for shopping and, of course, throughout the day, pupils complete themed and appropriate linguistic challenges.

Checking out medieval Britain
Trip Package C1 Medieval Britain (476 - 1492) Film Locations
Laycock village provided the film location for some of the Harry Potter films, the Downton Abbey TV series and Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice costume drama. Pupils will feel as if they really have taken a trip back into medieval times as they walk through this pretty Wiltshire village.
Our second stop is Corsham, a small market town which was the film location for the BBC drama Poldark and, if there is time, we will also stop off at another quaint medieval village, Castle Combe (famous for its racing circuit!). Throughout the day, pupils complete themed and appropriate linguistic challenges.

Knights at Dunster Castle
Trip Package C2 Medieval Britain (476 - 1496) Castles and Sand Castles
Dunster Castle in North Somerset, a former "motte and bailey" castle, is now a country house and National Trust property where pupils will enjoy finding out what it was like to be a castle servant.
At the foot of the castle lies a medieval village where pupils complete themed and appropriate linguistic challenges. It is also a good place to buy some souvenirs.
The village of Porlock is a family seaside favourite and - weather permitting - an afternoon on the beach could be on the cards! Putting on the green at Blenheim Gardens could also be included.

Lions at Longleat Safari Park
Trip Package D Tudor Britain (1485 - 1603) This is a luxury trip which is subject to a surcharge of £20 per pupil
Longleat House is an English stately home and the seat of the Marquesses of Bath. It is a leading example of Elizabethan architecture - in other words, it is a grand, impressive mansion! Longleat opened in 1966 as the first drive-through safari park outside Africa, and is home to over 500 animals, including giraffes, monkeys, rhinos, lions, tigers and wolves!
There really is no better place to observe animals roaming wild in their natural habitat. There is also a gigantic maze and a seriously impressive adventure playground. According to many, Longleat provides the best day out in the West! Pupils complete themed and appropriate linguistic challenges.

The Georgian city of Bath
Trip Package E Georgian Britain (1714 - 1837) This is a luxury trip which is subject to a surcharge of £20 per pupil
Bath is a city known for its 18th century Georgian architecture.
Jane Austen, the author of Pride and Prejudice, lived here from 1801 until 1805 - a visit to the Jane Austen Museum or the Fashion Museum are included in the trip, as is "Afternoon Tea" (delicate sandwiches, mini cakes and scones with clotted cream).
We will watch a fudge demonstration (and do some tasting, of course) and there may be time for shopping. Throughout the day, pupils complete themed and appropriate linguistic challenges.

Bristol and its maritime history
Trip Package F1 Victorian Britain (1837 - 1939) Maritime History and City Life
Bristol is the largest city in the region, with a rich maritime past.
We visit the SS Great Britain, a museum ship which was the longest passenger ship in the world from 1845 to 1854, where pupils can feel, touch and smell(!) what it was really like to be on board a sea-faring ship in the 19th century. An absolute favourite among anyone interested in history or engineering!
Depending on the time and the weather, the trip may also include a picnic at Blaise Castle Estate, where pupils can see how people lived in Britain throughout the centuries and enjoy the large adventure playground.

Ice creams on the beach
Trip Package F2 Victorian Britain A Seaside Experience This is a luxury trip which is subject to a surcharge of £20 per pupil
Walking along the promenade and enjoying the sun and the sea were some of the favourite pastimes during Victorian Britain.
The seaside town of Weston-super-Mare boasts several amusement centres and a brand new theme park - Funland Tropicana - which should keep your pupils happy and entertained all day!
We'll have an ice-cream on the pier and there will also be an opportunity to do some shopping. Throughout the day, pupils complete themed and appropriate linguistic challenges.

The city of Bristol
Trip Package G Modern Day Britain Art, Science & Shopping This is a luxury trip which is subject to a surcharge of £20 per pupil
Bristol is one of Britain's largest modern cities and is a hub for contemporary art and culture. Weather permitting, we will take you on a walking tour in the footsteps of the graffiti artist Banksy.
Choose between a visit to "We the Curious", an interactive science museum, or the M-Shed, a museum which allows visitors to explore the history of the city.
The refurbished Bristol harbourside offers many cafes and the city itself is a haven for modern shoppers! Throughout the day, pupils complete themed and appropriate linguistic challenges.