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Class Trips

Outdoor learning is an integral part of our whole school approach to education and the curriculum.  Our teachers deliver a broad and balanced education that includes offsite visits.   We will be working hard to ensure offsite visits for our pupils can continue safely once school reopens in September 2020.

Recently,  our pupils have enjoyed the following trips:

  • All Saints Church
  • Batford Springs
  • British Museum
  • Chiltern Open Air Museum
  • College Lake, Tring
  • Dell Farm
  • Florence Nightingale Museum
  • Harpenden Public Halls Film Festival
  • Hitchin Museum
  • London Science Museum
  • London Zoo
  • London Aquarium
  • Luton Central Mosque
  • Mead Open Farm
  • Museum of London
  • Natural History Museum
  • Roald Dahl Museum
  • St Albans Cathedral
  • St Albans Museum
  • Tring Museum
  • Woburn Safari Park

We also invite visitors into the school to run workshops, perform plays or tell children about work they do (e.g.  Jump!, maths puzzle days, etc.). They provide memorable, practical experiences that would not otherwise be possible or as effective.

Residential

In Year 6, a residential trip to PGL in Lincolnshire gives pupils an opportunity to get a taste of independence from home, and learn team building skills with their friends.  They experience an exciting range of activities – abseiling, canoeing, archery, fencing and more.

 

 

“Pupils behave well, both in and out of the classroom, and show courtesy and respect.” OFSTED 2018