Your Educational Tour {Year}

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Your Educational Tour {Year} {School Name Here}, Years {7 & 8}

Educational Trip {Year} {school name} Educational Trip {Year} Why book with Equity? INSPIRING LEARNING EXPERIENCES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE For us, a tour is more than just travelling to a new place, it’s the inspiring learning experiences you have when you get there. We use over 80 years of experience to deliver a tour that not only meets your needs but adds something that little bit different to make it an experience to be remembered.

Educational Trip {Year} {school name} Educational Trip {Year} Your Header YOUR SUBTITLE Here is some dummy content for your main paragraph of a standard page. Use this layout to provide info on the resort and any other relevant information. Use this layout to provide info on the resort and any other relevant information.

Where will we visit? Add excursions here Add excursions here

Educational Trip {Year} What are our Art & Design objectives? Raise the profile of the Art Department within your school Promote understanding of how art relates to place, context and culture Fulfil GCSE and new AS and A2 exam specifications Focus on particular artists, movements or themes Enhance cross-curricular understanding Have fun discovering the creative world with your students!

Educational Trip {Year} What are our Business Studies objectives? Raise the profile of your school's Business Department Fulfil GCSE AS and A2 exam specifications Extend understanding of the world of business and finance Compare the complexity of real visits with familiar textbook examples Understand locational factors of industrial sites Have fun on a diverse range of business visits with your students!

Educational Trip {Year} What are our Languages objectives? Practise listening and speaking skills in everyday scenarios Learn to communicate with increasing confidence Build on existing linguistic understanding and develop a wider range of vocabulary Apply linguistic knowledge and skills in new and challenging settings Gain first-hand experience of Local culture and society

Educational Trip {Year} What are our Geography objectives? Raise the profile of your school's Geography Department Fulfil GCSE, AS and A2 exam specifications Promote understanding of cultural diversity and global challenges Compare unfamiliar geographies with your local case studies Enhance cross-curricular understanding Have fun discovering the world with your students!

Educational Trip {Year} What are our Music objectives? Increase self-confidence and develop performance skills Broaden range of performance experiences Build appreciation of different musical styles and traditions Inspire and excite your students with new sights and cultures Focus your pupils to extend their interest in music Build team work and have fun interacting with fellow students

Educational Trip {Year} What are our ICT objectives? Raise the profile of your school's ICT department Extend classroom learning and curriculum links Get inspired by real design solutions Compare real products with familiar textbook examples Gain insight into factors which constrain design processes Have fun investigating customer needs and opportunities

Educational Trip {Year} What are our Politics objectives? Visit the places where major political decisions have been made Watch politics in action in a parliamentary debate Watch the Criminal Court proceedings Meet and talk about political issues with individual MEPs Talk to lobbyists and investigate politics first hand

Educational Trip {Year} What are our Science objectives? Use practical experience as a basis for scientific discovery Trace the developments of science worldwide Appreciate the relevance of historic discoveries in modern science Reinforce learning through experimentation, observation and analysis Explore creative and commercial applications of science Recognise the importance of ethics and sustainability Discover new and exciting career opportunities within science

Educational Trip {Year} What are our Religious Studies objectives? Gain a better understanding of world religions and beliefs Explore the influence of religion and beliefs on how people live their lives. Understand the historical context of beliefs and practices and how they change over time. Explore the diversity of forms in which beliefs are expressed Analyse the differences and relationships that exist between religions, values and beliefs. Evaluate how different religions have responded questions that confront humanity Understand how moral values and a sense of obligation can come from beliefs and experience

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Barcelona Trip {Year} Insert additional information here