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Due to popular demand extra group tickets have just been released for ‘Matilda’ winner of four best musical awards. So if you’re planning a school trip to the theatre why not, choose the hottest ticket in London Town – and … Continue reading →

The doors to Warner bros. Studio Tour are officially open. Now, for the first time there is a chance to get behind the scenes to unveil the magic of the Harry Potter film series. This is a fantastic opportunity for … Continue reading →

Organise a school trip to the Natural History Museum from 20 January – 2 September 2012 and discover the captivating and ground breaking exhibition of Captain Scott’s last expedition to the Antarctica. This fascinating exhibition reveals the epic story from … Continue reading →

Here at the school travel company we like to help teachers keep update with useful information and resources. Well, this week sees the launch of a new series of LOtC resources which offer hands-on, practical ideas to help every young … Continue reading →

Today’s exactly 200 years since the great Charles John Huffam Dickens was born. Dickens was the most popular English writer of the Victorian era, responsible for some of English literature’s most iconic novels and characters. Tributes and events of all … Continue reading →

We are delighted to be the first school operator to be approved by the YHA to offer funding for school trips under the Breaks4Kids, YHA Initiative. Now, through the YHA we can genuinely make a difference to the education of … Continue reading →

Secrets will be revealed… on an inspiring Harry Potter school trip. Here at The School Travel Company, we, along with others the world over are very excited as ‘The Making of Harry Potter’ Warner Bros. Studio Tour is nearly upon … Continue reading →

We hope so, and so does the employment minister as the government prepares to launch a consultation on the abolition of “large numbers” of health and safety rules following an independent review. The employment minister said the moves would “root … Continue reading →