Key Stage 1 and 2
Cross curricular school field trips - see, explore and bring different environments to life
Field trips for schools are inspiring, fun and memorable for both pupils and teachers. Courses have identified outcomes enabling teachers to quickly and easily book school field trips, safe in the knowledge that the field trip will be directly related to work taught in the classroom.
FSC school field trips are:
- designed to deliver relevant aspects of the National Curriculum
- led by fully trained and gifted field teachers
- run at Centres which hold the Quality Badge from Learning Outside the Classroom. Book with confidence knowing FSC consistently deliver high quality teaching and manage risk effectively
Field trips improve engagement, develop teamwork skills, boost confidence and cover elements of many curriculum subjects including science, geography, physical education and English, mathematics and citizenship.
FSC also offer:
Science field trips for schools at Key Stage 2
Geography field trips for schools at Key Stage 2
Eco-venture, 5 days5 day
This course is designed to develop pupils' confidence, physical skills and attitudes towards active and healthy lifestyles and environments. The aims of the course can be delivered via and Adventure theme or an Exploration theme.
READ MORE CHECK AVAILABILITYEco-venture, 3 days3 day
This course is designed to develop pupils' confidence, physical skills and attitudes towards active and healthy lifestyles and environments. The aims of the course can be delivered via an Adventure theme or an Exploration theme.
READ MORE CHECK AVAILABILITYEnvironmental Explorer, 4 days4 day
This course will cover many sections of the Geography and Science curriculum as well as Art, Physical Education, PHSE and Citizenship. It will enable pupils to explore the physical and human features of the local environment, and the interdependence and adaptations of organisms in contrasting habitats.
READ MORE CHECK AVAILABILITYEnvironmental Explorer, 5 days5 day
This course will cover many sections of the Geography and Science curriculum as well as Art, Physical Education, PHSE and Citizenship. It will enable pupils to explore the physical and human features of the local environment, and the interdependence and adaptations of organisms in contrasting habitats.
READ MORE CHECK AVAILABILITYLearning Together: Biodiversity3 day
Bring your pupils on a three day residential course covering biodiversity and climate change, based on the activities from the FSC Beagle and OPAL projects. During the course you will see how FSC field teachers deliver the course and you will receive a memory stick with all the project resources so you can deliver content to next year's intake of pupils in and around the school grounds.
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