As I enter the final year of my 30s, I thought I s As I enter the final year of my 30s, I thought I share with you some pictures of mine at 9 months, 9 years, 19 years, 29 years  to today 39 years old of age. Looking back at each decade, I feel both ‘older’ and ‘younger’, I see the change in my features, the change in my way of life, the change in my personality and the experience itched on my face. I am grateful for the life I have lived thus far and excited for the life I am yet to live. 
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2026 - 39, (Home, England), I am ready for this final year before my 40s but also ready for this next decade. 
2016 - 29, (Oslo, Norway), this decade was about self discovery and building the life I dreamt about. The life that I am super proud of and truly grateful to be living. This decade, I built my financial life and in later years choose to heal from the trauma gained in the last decade and now I feel well equipped for the future. 
2006 - 19, (Glasgow, Scotland), I thought I was grown (look at the cheekbones 🤣🤣) and ready for the world, chiiiild was I wrong, let’s just say, I am still resolving the trauma the decade brought me but I am grateful because I met my best friends and made decisions for the future I wanted to have. (Spoiler alert - I did better than I dreamed). 
1996 - 9, (Home, Zambia) this was my birthday but my little sister insisted she had to be the one in the middle. The only way we knew whose birthday it was, was by standing in the middle but this year I remember baby sister crying her eyes out and refusing 🤨
1988 - 9 months, (Chililabombwe, Zambia) although my mother looks tired and traumatised😟, I know I was loved and happy. 
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Attended #ascotraces for the second year running a Attended #ascotraces for the second year running and I am glad to have experienced the ‘Village enclosure’ this year, whilst I loved ‘Windsor enclosure’ last year, it’s not for me. Next year, I want Queen Anne’s enclosure. 💕 #girlsdayout #girlslikeus #ascotfashion
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Tried being a #touristforaday and we chose #london Tried being a #touristforaday and we chose #london because why not. My feet still hurt from the thought of how much walking we did, the fact that we walked from #bigben to #buckinghampalace is still fresh on my mind. 

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It has been an amazing week here, definitely recom It has been an amazing week here, definitely recommend @iberostar in Agadir. 
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I spent a week in #dohaqatar and had the most rela I spent a week in #dohaqatar and had the most relaxing and fulfilling time of my life. Sometimes taking it slow and living in the moment is what the soul needs. 🥰🥰🥰
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I had such an amazing week in Doha, Qatar after no I had such an amazing week in Doha, Qatar after not visiting for almost 8years. 📍

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Lifestyle · December 14, 2023

Exploring New Horizons: Educational School Trips to Kickstart the New Year

If you are a teacher, no matter if you are a primary school, secondary school, sixth form, or university teacher, you might be interested in how you can elevate your students’ learning experience in the upcoming year. If so, then you have come to the right place! 

In this blog article, we will explore some great educational school trips to consider, regardless of the subject that you teach. 

So, without further ado, let’s dive right into it.

Educational school trips

*Disclosure: This is a collaborative post.

Why Educational School Trips Matter

Educational school trips offer numerous benefits and opportunities for both students and teachers alike. They are a key component of a comprehensive educational experience, allowing students to learn outside of the classroom. 

According to one survey, more than 90% of students (primary and secondary) supported school trips, with the highest percentage of votes in support of school trips found among Year 6, 8, and 9 pupils. 

As you can see, there is great demand for school trips from students themselves. Nonetheless, when it comes to educational school trips, there is a wide range of advantages that come with them, such as the opportunity for:

  • Hands-on learning – school trips allow students to interact with and explore different environments and cultures, deepening their understanding and developing a more diverse worldview 
  • Confidence boosts – school trips can help boost students’ self-confidence by helping them step out of their comfort zone
  • Unforgettable memories – school trips abroad create incredible memories that students will remember for years to come; these memories could motivate them to continue learning, fostering their love for learning
  • Enhancing the curriculum – school trips are excellent for enriching the syllabus, allowing students to learn in new and meaningful ways that can improve their overall learning experience

Top Destinations for Educational School Trips Abroad

So, where should you be heading for an educational trip abroad? With a large number of places to pick from, you might find it difficult to choose just one specific destination. Don’t worry – you can discover school trips abroad with our list of recommendations below:

Italy

Italy is a wonderful country for educational school trips, especially as it consists of many places that could be visited. From Rome to Naples, Italy provides abundant opportunities for extraordinary learning experiences. With a myriad of museums and historical sites to explore, Italy promises just a little bit of everything – from history and art to cuisine and language. 

Explore the remnants of ancient Rome at the Colosseum, and walk through the ruins of Pompeii. Admire the artwork of renowned artists at the Vatican Museum and Sistine Chapel, and have a bite of authentic Italian pizza and pasta – at the very birthplace of these dishes themselves! 

Spain

Spain is another country that is recommended for educational school trips abroad. Not only does it offer immersive cultural experiences, but it is also home to famous landmarks such as La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona and the Alhambra in Granada, with these sites offering a glimpse into Spain’s rich history and culture. 

With its stunning architecture and magnificent landscapes, Spain is certainly a school trip destination you don’t want to overlook. No matter the subject, whether that is History, Art, Religion, or even Spanish, Spain can elevate any student’s learning experience. 

France

Continuing with European countries, France is another educational school trip destination that is waiting to be explored. Home to the Louvre Museum, which hosts the famous Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, as well as The Raft of the Medusa by Théodore Géricault, the dreamy and romantic country of France is ideal for Art and History students. 

From the Palace of Versailles to the Eiffel Tower, France promises unparalleled experiences for students of all ages. Plus, with flights only being one to two hours from the UK to France, the travel process is fast and simple. 

Greece

For students of History, Art, English Literature, and the Classics, Greece is the perfect educational school trip destination to go to. Embark on a fascinating adventure as you traverse the historical city of Athens, namely the Acropolis of Athens that offers a peek into ancient Greece civilisation. Meanwhile, in Peloponnese lies the archaeological sites of Mycenae and Tiryns, two of the most important cities of Mycenaean culture. 

Greece is a place that is brimming with myths, legends, and an alluring history that awaits your perusal. 

What Are You Waiting For?

With the new year almost upon us, it is time to begin thinking about how you can continue to stimulate your students’ learning for the next year. Inspire and motivate your students when you choose to add educational school trips to your curriculum. 

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