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Education by ExperienceOverseas Trips for Schools and Youth Groups

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We specialise in providing adventurous and educational school trips abroad that take young people overseas where the personal rewards of experiencing new challenges, alien environments and diverse cultures become unforgettable, life-changing moments.

We create multi-activity adventures, study-based fieldtreks, conservation and community projects and school expeditions to enable personal development through overseas travel and exploration.

We pride ourselves on our personalised service, our dedicated passion for travel, our expertise and our knowledge of the destinations and projects we offer.

Whether you wish to organise a trekking expedition to the Himalayas, work on a rural community project in Namibia or develop a biology trip to Costa Rica, we can create the perfect trip for your school and we’ll support you every step of the way.

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“This is the 5th school expedition I have been involved with and it never ceases to amaze me how much the students grow during their time away. I have also, yet again, been inspired to

continue my personal project/charity work and am considering revisiting our project school as an individual.”

Teacher, trip to Namibia, Zambia, and Botswana in Africa


Where in the world?

Safety is our No.1 priority

COSTA RICA

MOROCCO

NAMIBIA

SOUTH AFRICA

ZAMBIA

SRI LANKA

INDIA

NEPAL

BORNEO

CROATIA

FINLAND

ROMANIA

SAFETY We treat the safety of every group and individual as our priority. We have a robust safety management process that continuously reviews our itineraries and safety procedures. We endeavour to ensure that the safety of the itinerary and the group has been closely considered before departure and will not be compromised overseas.

PLANNING & SUPPORT The foundation to a safe and successful trip relies in its planning and we will spend many months researching and planning each part of a trip, not only to ensure that it meets your requirements and needs, but importantly, to ensure that it is safe. We understand that it

is essential for the trip to be well supported, that back up is available and that all such arrangements have been made to ensure that once abroad, groups are in safe hands. In order to provide direct and immediate support, we will ensure that there is always someone close at hand to help.

PREPARATIONWhilst we undertake to accurately plan and always support your trip, we also want to ensure that all Group Leaders, group members, teachers and parents are fully prepared as well. From providing standard health and safety travel advice, kit lists and training we are committed to providing full and accurate guidance to ensure that everyone is properly prepared for their trip.

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CONTENTS

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EXPEDITIONVenture into one of the world’s most spectacular

wilderness regions, on a lengthy and challenging itinerary that will offer your group a spectacular educational and adventurous experience, with a defining sense of achievement. IDEAL FOR, Ages 16 to 18TRAVELLERS WILL NEED, High level of fitnessStrong interest in outdoor adventureStrong interest in encountering new cultures, often in a remote and demanding environment

ADVENTUREIntroduce your group to outdoor wilderness adventure,

on a short itinerary with a definite objective that focuses on completing a multi-day trek, and can include other activities such as canoeing and cultural exchanges. IDEAL FOR, Ages 14 to 15, TRAVELLERS WILL NEED, Good level of fitnessAppreciation of the outdoor environment

Whether you wish to create a half term multi-activity Adventure in Europe, a community project in Africa, or an Expedition to the Himalayas, our selection of trip categories will help you decide the right type of trip for your group, according to their abilities and expectations. To view our full collection of trips and projects visit our website.

EXPLORERChallenge your group and travel further afield on an immersive overseas experience, that may

include a substantial trek or a meaningful community project, whilst benefiting from a full introduction to a diverse culture. IDEAL FOR, Ages 15 to 16TRAVELLERS WILL NEED, High level of fitnessAppreciation for outdoor adventureInterest in encountering new cultures

Our trip and project types

FIELDTREKTake your group closer to a range of subjects in a natural environment and create an adventurous, study-based experience that combines elements of our Adventure,

Explorer and Expedition trips, whilst enhancing understanding of a subject. IDEAL FOR, Ages 16 to 18, TRAVELLERS WILL NEED,Strong interest in the chosen subjectA desire to learn more in its natural environment

Project typesOur projects offer pupils the opportunity to actively improve the lives of communities, conserve wildlife and preserve fragile environments. Choose from a range of highly rewarding projects, to test pupils in different environments, participate in conservation programmes and live with local communities. Pupils work as a team to complete a pre-planned project which will develop new friendships, whilst enhancing their understanding of the natural and man made world.

COMMUNITY PROJECTSCommunity based projects are designed to improve the lives and conditions of regional communities. Options range from developing educational facilities for impoverished schools, teaching English, improving infrastructure for rural communities and helping to implement sustainable agriculture.

CONSERVATION PROJECTSTake part in various projects to improve the conservation of the world’s wildlife, and preservation of environmentally sensitive regions. From collecting wildlife data, monitoring protected species and replanting eco-systems. Pupils can take park in direct action to preserve the natural world.

FIELD STUDY PROJECTSChoose from a range of research based projects designed to improve understanding of the natural world, conflicts between humans and wildlife and long lasting conservation actions. An overseas field study provides the perfect opportunity to increase knowledge whilst exploring unique natural environments.

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Trip types


Sandwiched between the Kalahari Desert and the South Atlantic coastline, Namibia has evolved into one of the most awesome landscapes in the world. It is a vast and impressive environment that

holds some of Africa’s most remarkable natural landmarks.

The Namib Naukluft Park provides an ideal introduction to the trekking terrain of Namibia, while expedition groups can head into the deep gorges of the Fish River Canyon. For those keen on developing additional activities, canoeing along the Orange River, bordering South Africa, is always an exciting and adventurous option. Routes through Namibia can also take in the ancient landmarks of Damaraland, including Spitzkoppe, the Pondok mountains, Twyfelfontein and Brandberg. Wildlife safaris at Etosha National Park, or an overnight stay at Sesriem, the gateway to the spectacular Namib Desert, are perfect finales to any itinerary.

An educational trip to Namibia can focus on biology or geography, or a mix of both, depending on your requirements. Your pupils can study animal behaviour, ecology and evolution, conservation or geology and arid environments.

Education is a high priority for the Namibians, especially in the more remote regions where isolated schools are scattered and forgotten. By forging friendships and working with students, our education projects are intended to provide a meaningful and sustainable exchange for groups who wish to get closer to a rural community.

NamibiaDESTINATION INFORMATION

Explorer FieldTrek Expedition

When to go: Mar - Oct

Flying Time: 12 hours

Capital City: Windhoek (GMT+1hr)

Essentials: One of the most unique and beautiful countries in Africa, offering meaningful cultural

projects, spectacular trekking and superb game safari opportunities.

Highlights: Etosha National Park, Fish River Canyon, Africat Foundation, Namib Desert

Duration: 14 - 21 days

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Capital Cities: Pretoria, Cape Town, Bloemfontein(GMT+2hr)

Essentially: Fantastic opportunities for wildlife viewing in spectacular game reserves, trekking

through challenging mountain terrain and hands on cultural interaction.

Highlights: Drakensberg Mountains, Kruger National Park, Blyde River Canyon, wildlife

rehabiliation centers


Located at the very tip of the African continent, South Africa is renowned for its diversity of both landscapes and people. It boasts spectacular game reserves, mountainous regions, desert,

coastline and the rare fynbos vegetation system. 11 official languages and many different ethnic groups contribute to South Africa’s reputation as the ‘Rainbow Nation’.

Designed to provide your group with an in-depth introduction to the southern African ecosystem and its wildlife, our South Africa trip combines education with hands-on field experience. Our trips can cover topics such as animal behaviour, ecology, taxonomy and evolution, conservation, wildlife rehabilitation and game management

Your group can trek the magnificent Drakensberg Mountains, the most challenging terrain in South Africa, along routes such as the Giant’s Ridge, Rainbow Walk and to Cathedral Peak. The Drakensberg stretch for 200 miles and are packed with impressive peaks, deep-forested valleys, nature reserves and spectacular waterfalls.

Gentler trekking options are available in the Blyde River Canyon and in Swaziland’s Malolotja National Park, where groups can explore these unique habitats and can experience game viewing on foot.

South Africa


Zambia not only holds geographical importance in Africa, but also an abundance of stunning scenery, remarkable wildlife and fascinating colonial and tribal history. It is a vast country of natural

landmarks, and several of the continents finest National Parks, including Kafue and South Luangwa, providing the perfect base to study the biology and ecology of the country. Zambia offers fantastic hiking and also provides opportunities for intimate and meaningful community projects and cultural exchanges.

Experience the spectacle of Victoria Falls, one of the seven Natural Wonders of the world, as tons of water crashes into the Batoka Gorge it’s easy to see why the locals call it the ‘Cloud that Thunders’. While it is neither the highest nor the widest waterfall in the world, it is claimed to be the largest. This claim is based on a width of 1,708m and height of 108m forming the largest sheet of falling water in the world.

A canoeing safari on the Zambezi is a wonderful way to explore the magnificently diverse and abundant river, with great opportunities to get close to wildlife, you can discover remote channels dotted with islands. Most large mammals in the national park congregate on the floodplain of the Lower Zambezi National Park, and include buffalo, elephants, lions, leopards and many antelope, crocodiles and hippopotamuses.

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FieldTrek



Capital City: Lusaka (GMT+2hr)

Essentially: Vast country of natural landmarks, including the Victoria Falls. Fantastic hiking, community projects and cultural exchanges.

Highlights: Victoria Falls, Zambezi River, Kafue, Livingstone, Luangwa National Park

Duration: 13 days

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Morocco is an exciting and exotic destination to visit and the bustling souks and squares of Marrakech provide a thrilling start to any trip. Morocco has a huge diversity of trekking options to

cater for all levels of ability.

An ascent of Mt Toubkal, the highest mountain in North Africa, is a challenging option for groups who wish to fully appreciate the highest range in Morocco. High Atlas itineraries can also be extended further still, to include the Western Atlas and complete a full traverse of the entire range, including the Tichka Plateau, before reaching the bohemian coastal town of Essaouira; perfect for rest, relaxation and recovery.

The Jebel Sahro is an arid and mountainous environment where groups can trek over a range that has strong connections with the ancient Berbers. The Jebel Siroua is a less visited area of the Mid Atlas that provides a beautiful environment of rugged mountains and picturesque villages. Either option can be combined with transits via Ouarzazate enabling cultural visits to the ancient Kasbahs of Ait Ben Haddou and Telouet. Alternatively, the M’goun Massif is an impressive array of peaks and gorges, which take the Atlas range east from Marrakech.

MoroccoMoroccoDESTINATION INFORMATION

Explorer Adventure

When to go: Feb - Octr


Capital City: Rabat (GMT)

Essentially: A year round destination full of high mountains, deep gorges and expansive stretches of

stunning desert.

Highlights: Marrakech, Atlas Mountains, Mount Toubkal, Sahara Desert, Jebel Siroua & Sahro



Part of Malaysia, the states of Sabah and Sarawak on the island of Borneo are home to ancient forest, a vast array of plant and animal life, and diverse cultures. The third largest island in the

world, Borneo has long been a magnet for biologists, divers, conservationists and jungle trekking enthusiasts, and is an incredible place to take your pupils.

For groups wanting a significant challenge, an ascent of Mt Kinabalu in the Kota Kinabalu National Park is a must. At 4101m, the mountain towers up over the forest, often clearing the mist and is reached via a magical (but often wet!) trek through pristine forest with an abundance of creepers, ferns, orchids, butterflies and birds.

Borneo, and specifically the island of Sipadan, is known as one of the world’s top dive sites, and learning to dive in this region is a really special experience. Your pupils can gain their PADI Open Water qualification, surrounded by an abundance of marine life including manta rays, whale sharks and leatherback turtles. Pupils can also learn about conservation efforts, visiting a turtle hatchery and taking part in beach cleans and reef cleans.

Pupils on a biology trip to Borneo will be spoilt by the vast diversity of wildlife and plant life to encounter. A visit to the orangutan sanctuary at Sepilok will give pupils the opportunity to learn about the habits of these incredible mammals, as well as to contribute to their conservation. Pupils can then head into the jungle, along the Kinabatangan River which is home to rare species of bird and the enigmatic proboscis monkey.

BorneoDESTINATION INFORMATION

FieldTrek Explorer Expedition

When to go: Feb - Oct


Capital City: Kota Kinabalu (GMT+8hr)

Essentially: An island of incredibly rich biodiversity and a strong conservation ethic,

combined with brilliant diving and jungle trekking opportunities.

Highlights: Sepilok Orang utan Sanctuary, PADI Open Water Diving course, Kinabatangan River, Mt

Kinabalu


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Explorer Expedition FieldTrek

When to go: Feb - Oct


Capital City: New Delhi (GMT+5.30hr)

Essentially: One of the most hospitable countries on the continent containing some of the most

dramatic scenery in the world.

Highlights: Delhi, Ladakh, Markha Valley, Dharamsala & Amritsar, Taj Mahal, the Red Fort


Not only full of historical, cultural and religious landmarks, Northern India is also one of the most scenic and visually impressive regions of the world. Literally translated as ‘land of passes’,

Ladakh is the world’s highest populated piece of land and, containing over half of the Great Himalayan Range, is surrounded by the unparalleled scenic beauty of the Himalayan landscape, providing one the continents finest trekking environments. The region is also ideal for learning about the Buddhist and Indian culture, not only in Dharamsala, but also in Delhi, Varanasi and Agra, where groups visit the Taj Mahal.

One of the more demanding treks in the region is to follow the Markha Valley winding its way around the area’s most impressive mountain, Stok Kangri. The challenge of this trek is hidden in its duration and route, which takes you over high passes, beside glacial rivers and through deep, wide valleys. With endless views of the Himalayan range and introductions to the remote villagers’ lives, this is justifiably one of the world’s classic trekking routes.

Our religious studies tour through Northern India visits some of the Buddhist culture’s most important centres and monuments. Arriving into Amritsar and visiting the Golden Temple, groups can head south to explore Dharamsala, the seat of Buddhism and the home of the Dalai Lama. Continuing on to Delhi for a full city tour, you can finish at Varanasi, the religious capital of Hinduism and Sarnath where Lord Buddha first preached a sermon.

India



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Flying Time: 10.5 hours

Capital City: Kathmandu (GMT+5.45hr)

Essentially: The ultimate mountain region to experience and for groups to fully understand the impressive nature of the largest mountain range in

the world.

Highlights: Kathmandu, Royal Chitwan National Park, Annapurna region


The world’s highest peaks dominate the incredible scenery, but there is more to experience than just snowy summits and glaciers. Between the urgency of Kathmandu and the tranquillity of its mountain

villages hidden among colourful prayer flags, groups will also encounter an important and deeply spiritual religion and a range of lifestyles, each far removed from our own.

Beyond the extensive trekking routes available, there are a variety of additional activities to suit many interests. Royal Chitwan National Park is famous for its exciting elephant-back safaris and its huge variety of wildlife, including the Indian one-horned rhino and the elusive Bengal tiger. Dugout canoe excursions are also available and white water rafting on the Seti River offers a fine combination of superb scenery and gentle rapids.

Following an incredible flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara, the high, glacial amphitheatre of the Annapurna Sanctuary offers jaw-dropping views of eleven of Nepal’s major peaks, whose dazzling white tumbling glaciers and snow-capped peaks provide both a dramatic backdrop and a beautiful contrast to the alpine forest and flower-filled valleys that rest far below.

For groups who wish to experience the ultimate trekking expedition, Everest Base Camp has to be without a doubt the most famous in the world. Travelling through the enchanting hill villages of the Khumbu valley, past the Tengboche monastery and climbing beyond the jagged lines of Ama Dablam to ascend the high point of Kala Pattar and view sunrise over Mt Everest, groups will finally reach the base camp itself; the most famous in the world!

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This island jewel in the Indian Ocean has an incredible variety of landscapes and cultures to rival most places on earth. From the central mountains fringed with large forests, down to the tropical

coastline, Sri Lanka is abundant in wildlife and plant life as well as historical and archaeological treasures, making it a perfect location for trekking adventures or field studies.

Sri Lanka’s abundance of wildlife makes it ideal for a biology field trek. The range of species you will have the chance to observe in their natural environment is amazing and you can also visit an elephant orphanage and the Turtle Project in Tangalla.

Being the home to The Temple of the Tooth, which contains one of Buddhism’s most sacred relics, Sri Lanka is ideal for a Religious Studies expedition, or for those wanting to get really involved in a cultural tour. Or through a series of day treks, groups can experience an incredible variety of landscapes and learn about the history and traditions of this ‘Island Paradise’.

Sri LankaDESTINATION INFORMATION

Explorer Adventure FieldTrek



Capital City: Colombo (GMT+5.30hr)

Essentially: Abundant in wildlife and plant life as well as historical and archaeological treasures. This is the perfect location for trekking or field studies.

Highlights: Kandy, Minariya National Park, Sinharaja Forest Reserve



Travelling the breadth of Costa Rica, from the dry tropical forest along the Pacific coast, to the misty cloud forest along the mountainous continental divide, down through tropical rainforest to the

marshy Caribbean coast, your pupils will experience a fantastic variation in environment.

Our study-based trips in Costa Rica immerse groups in the rich biodiversity found in the country, exploring some of the country’s major national parks and smaller rainforest reserves. With almost a third of Costa Rica designated as protected areas it is the perfect place to teach pupils about the biodiversity of the world around us and its importance in a global context.

A trip to Costa Rica could start by exploring the forested canals of Tortuguero where groups can visit an important sea turtle breeding area. Practical fieldwork activities are possible in Tirimbina Rainforest Reserve, where groups can carry out bird and plant surveys, ending the day with a ‘bat walk’ through the forest.

Itineraries could start in La Fortuna where your pupils can interact with local people and learn about how they use the environment. Next, you could visit the famous Santa Elena and Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserves, which are home to over 400 different species of bird. A visit to Manuel Antonio National Park is a great way to finish a trip to Costa Rica, with the chance to explore this coastal habitat and perhaps have some time to relax on the beach!

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Capital City: San Jose (GMT -6hr)

Essentially: Experience close encounters with abundant wildlife, meet fun loving locals and admire

the awe-inspiring tropical scenery.

Highlights: Arenal Volcano, Tortuguero National Park, Monteverde Cloud Forest, Manuel Antonio

National Park


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Although it is a small country, Croatia has an astoundingly rich variety of beautiful landscapes and preserved natural areas. From mountains, plains and forests to rivers, lakes, sea and islands, this

is an ideal setting for adventure activities including rafting, canoeing, kayaking, trekking and sailing. Croatia is the perfect destination for an action packed adventure itinerary for school groups. It is best to travel in the Spring/Summer terms when the weather is generally fine.

Water and mountains are the theme in Croatia. Most trips start with rafting and kayaking on the Mreznica River then continue with trekking in the canyons of Velebit Nature Park and finish on the Dalmatian Coast.

The Mreznica is considered one of Croatia’s cleanest rivers, with great opportunities for canoeing, kayaking and rafting. The river is special for its 93 waterfalls and pools of warm water perfect for swimming. Riverside camps set in a magical landscape of unspoiled woods provide an excellent base for your adventures.

Velebit is the largest mountain chain in Croatia and on its southeast slopes is Paklenica National Park, a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve and a favourite hiking destination in this part of Europe. The park is cut by two awe-inspiring gorges and its scenery is one of the most pristine in the whole Mediterranean.


Explorer Adventure

When to go: May - Jul


Capital City: Zagreb (GMT+2hr)

Essentially: With plenty of sunshine and stunning scenery, Croatia is a great adventure destination for

schools groups.

Highlights: Mreznica River, Velebit Mountains, Zadar, white-water rafting, kayaking


Croatia



Explorer Adventure

When to go: Feb/Mar & Jun/Jul


Capital City: Helsinki (GMT+3hr)

Essentially: Finland is a real wilderness experience in both summer and winter. It’s a great opportunity to let your students experience what it is like to live

in the Arctic.

Highlights: Canoeing, trekking, Arctic survival skills, snow shoeing, ice fishing, igloo building


Finland is an excellent summer or winter destination for school groups who wish to experience the calm and tranquility of a stunning, natural wilderness environment. A joy to explore by foot

or on water, the Thousand Lakes region, which covers the eastern border and the Hossa hiking area just south of Lapland, offering an extensive network of pathways and waterways which lead through pristine forests and over shimmering lakes.

During summer, students can embark on an unforgettable canoeing adventure around the glistening lakes and meandering rivers of the Hossa region. Or trek through the Finnish wilderness and set up camp each night in lakeside cabins.

During winter, groups will learn traditional skills such as fire making, igloo building and ice fishing. Many of our school groups choose to discover the beauty of the Finnish winter landscape on a multi day snowshoeing adventure. Trek through snow covered forests, along ridges and between frozen lakes, spending your nights in remote wilderness cabins. You can also learn cross-country skiing, one of the most popular winter sports in Finland.

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The mighty Carpathian Mountains cut, scythe like, across Romania, effectively slicing the country in half. It is here that the Romanian landscape is at its most spectacular, providing a variety of areas

that are both stunning and rewarding to trek through. From Piatra Craiului National Park, dominated by a 2000m knife-edge ridge rising above the forests below, to the rocky plateau of the Bucegi Massif for jaw dropping views across the Carpathians to the valleys and plains almost 2500m below, and the forests and rolling meadows of the wild and rarely visited Ciucas Mountains, there are a plethora of options to choose from!

Those looking for a water-based expedition, look no further than the Danube Delta! With its labyrinth of waterways and its many lakes, the Delta provides ample opportunities for an inland ‘sea kayak’ adventure. For those who have an interest in wildlife, kayaking gives you the best chance of seeing some of the Delta’s 300 species of birds, including white pelicans, Dalmatian pelicans, small egrets, pygmy cormorants, ferruginous ducks and red-breasted geese to name a few.

If you prefer white water rafting or river kayaking you can head to northern Transylvania and combine some time on a river with a few days trekking in the mountains or head further north into Bucovina and trek through the land of the Painted Monasteries. Alternatively, if you are looking for a winter adventure, Romania can offer some fantastic ‘off the beaten track’ snow shoeing and Nordic ski touring!

RomaniaDESTINATION INFORMATION

Explorer Adventure

When to go: May to Jul


Capital City: Bucharest (GMT+2hr)

Essentially: Fantastic and varied trekking through the mountains and meadows of the Carpathians and

the waterways of the Danube Delta.

Highlights: Carpathian Mountains, Danube Delta, Castle Dracula, Bucovina Monastery, Sighisoara

Citadel



TRAVELTravel provides an opportunity for us all to step outside our comfort zone and open our eyes to new worlds and new cultures. Our range of destinations and trip types provides the opportunity for groups to travel to a variety of destinations throughout the world.

EXPERIENCEWe place no limit on what can be achieved during one of our trips and only intend that new challenges, alien environments and diverse cultures create meaningful learning experiences and unforgettable, life-changing moments for every participant: Education by Experience.

CONSERVEOur company is committed to providing holidays with conservation in mind. We only work with local suppliers who operate responsibly and are willing to conserve their local surroundings. Our projects are personally sourced and designed to benefit local communities.

VIEW OUR WEBSITEExplore our comprehensive website which we have re-designed with a fresh look! It is easy to use and has the added benefits of a dedicated teachers area, search facility and an extended range of suggested itineraries and projects, to help plan your next school trip. To keep up-to-date on new destinations, projects and the latest news sign up to our regular enewsletter.

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WHY CHOOSE SCHOOLS WORLDWIDE ཞ 25 years of creating exceptional educational school trips

ཞ Highly skilled and knowledgeable team

ཞ Face-to- face meetings

ཞ School visits

ཞ Range of multi-activity adventures, study-based fieldtreks, conservation and community projects and school expeditions

ཞ Flexible bespoke and pre-planned & highly researched itineraries

ཞ Exceptional projects

ཞ Safety assured

ཞ Free places for teachers

ཞ Learning Outside the Classroom Quality Badge

ཞ Medical advice

ཞ Peace of mind – 24-hour support service

ཞ 90% of schools re-book

ཞ 100% Financial Protection

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