Talk School Trips, Talk Maths How many of you have been on a school trip? Where did you go? How many people were involved? How was it paid up? What did.

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Talk School Trips, Talk Maths How many of you have been on a school trip? Where did you go? How many people were involved? How was it paid up? What did you get for your money? Was it good value?

Costs for Different Venues Costs for 100 pupils in your year group Venue AVenue B Accommodation£4500£3000 Travel£1000£2000 Activities£2000£1000 Total

Katys Trip Katy wants to go on a school trip. The total cost is £160. She has saved £40 already. She has a part-time job and can save £20 per month. How many months will it be before she can pay for the trip?

Talk School Trips, Talk Maths Who would decide whether activities are safe? When should you go on school trips? How could money be raised to lower the cost of the trip?

Talk School Trips, Talk Maths Issues to consider Who would decide on the rules and regulations for the trip? Who should be able to go on a school trip? What would be a reasonable cost per person for a visit to an outdoor centre? How much spending money should you be allowed to take?

Vocabulary Corner Deposit/instalments Budget/affordability Savings Subsidies Basic cost VAT