Top School Trips -Issue 6

Shakespeare’s Globe Introduce your class to the magic of Shakespeare’s stories with a Lively Action workshop from Shakespeare’s Globe, for Key Stages 1 and 2. Workshops can take place at Shakespeare’s Globe on London’s Bankside, or they can be delivered in your school, wherever you are in the country. Tailored to the play of your choice, and led by a Globe Education Practitioner, Lively Action workshops are packed full of drama activities to get pupils on their feet and having fun with Shakespeare. Find out more at www.shakespearesglobe.com/learn/primary-schools York Archaeology York Archaeology offers learning programmes from pre-school up to post-grad, from school visits to training digs. Educational Visits Bring history to life for your students with a visit to JORVIKViking Centre, DIG: AnArchaeological Adventure or BarleyHall. Virtual Outreach Wherever you are in the world the team can deliver a digital history lesson straight to your classroomvia video conferencing. Loan Boxes Put history in your students’ hands by hiring an exciting collection of real and replica objects, drawing on discoveries fromYork Archaeology’s excavations. Visit the website for more details: www.learning.yorkarchaeology.co.uk JCA School of Coding JCA’s new School of Coding workshops offer students a unique opportunity to build critical skills for the future. At Condover Hall in Shropshire, these tech-focused sessions combine coding, robotics, and drones with residential trips and exciting outdoor activities. Now available to visiting schools, these fun workshops aim to inspire the next generation of tech leaders. To find out more about the workshops available, visit www.jca-adventure.co.uk/school-of-coding CPD AVAILABLE Shakespeare’s Globe also has a thriving CPD programme linked to popular teaching texts on the national curriculum and social justice themes. www.teachwire.net/school-trips | 59 PARTNER CONT ENT