Day 1

Begin the expedition at the West Midlands Safari Park, en route to Stratford from the North. Where students of all ages can come to discover wildlife conservation’s intricacies, spanning biology, geography, and conservation studies.

Alternative: For those seeking alternative adventures, Heart of England Forest offers insightful tours focusing on woodland preservation, ideal for ages 5-18 in environmental science.

Day 2

Immerse yourselves in the world of Shakespeare at the Shakespeare’s Birthplace Museum, where tailored workshops and seminars unravel the Bard’s life and works. These engaging sessions, designed for ages 7-18, delve into English literature, history, and drama, sparking curiosity and appreciation for Shakespeare’s enduring legacy.

Stepping back in time, students encounter interactive sessions and historical tours within Shakespeare’s Schoolroom and Guildhall. Suited for ages 7-18, these experiences offer glimpses into Tudor-era education and societal norms, allowing students to immerse themselves in history, literature, and cultural studies. Sitting in the very room where Shakespeare once studied fosters a tangible connection to the past.

Day 3

Begin your day with a visit to The MAD Museum offers interactive art and engineering encounters for ages 7-18.Engaging students aged 7-18, The MAD Museum offers interactive experiences in art and engineering. Visitors explore kinetic art and mechanical exhibits, stimulating curiosity in the fusion of artistry and mechanics.

In the afternoon, explore the enchanting Stratford Butterfly Farm, inspiring ages 5-18 with its exploration of butterfly habitats and life cycles. Later, delve into transportation history at Severn Valley Railway, an experience suitable for all ages intrigued by history and technology.

Day 4

One option if you’re travelling southeast is Silverstone Interactive Museum, unravelling motor racing history and technological innovations. Exhibits engaging ages 7-18 explore science, technology, engineering, and design, adding a touch of innovation to the educational odyssey.

Alternative 1: Warwick Castle serves as a captivating exploration of medieval history and architecture for ages 7-18 intrigued by history and design technology. Meanwhile, Cadbury World appeals to ages 5-18, offering insights into chocolate production’s business and technology aspects.

Alternative 2: A thrilling treetop adventure awaits at Go Ape Coventry, offering challenges promoting teamwork and physical skills for students aged 10-18. Engaging in high ropes and obstacle courses, participants foster physical education and teamwork prowess in a captivating natural setting.