Primary School Trips
From stepping into the stories of Puy du Fou to discovering the magic of Disneyland Paris, our primary school trips combine hands-on learning with plenty of fun. Designed for children aged 7–11, these adventures give pupils the chance to explore somewhere new, build confidence, make memories with their classmates and discover just how exciting learning beyond the classroom can be.
With manageable journeys and experiences tailored to younger learners, our primary school trips offer an exciting introduction to travelling abroad without taking children too far from home. From discovering different cultures to developing independence and teamwork, pupils return with new knowledge, new skills and plenty to talk about back in the classroom.
PUY DU FOU
Take primary pupils on a journey through time with a school trip to Puy du Fou, one of France’s most extraordinary theme parks. With spectacular live shows, daring stunts and immersive settings, children can watch historical tales unfold before their eyes, sparking their imaginations and making history memorable for younger learners.
DISNeyland paris
From meeting familiar characters to enjoying spectacular parades and exploring imaginative worlds, there’s something for everyone at Disneyland Paris. Beyond the excitement, pupils will develop their confidence and discover the artistry, storytelling and teamwork that go into creating the magic of Disney.
opal coast
Just across the Channel, the Opal Coast makes an excellent first adventure abroad for primary school pupils, with sandy beaches, charming seaside towns and French traditions all offering lots to explore without travelling far from home. Here, children can practise their language skills, sample local food and discover a different way of life, turning a short trip into a valuable introduction to another culture.
normandy
History, culture and everyday French life offer plenty of opportunities for discovery on a primary school trip to Normandy. On these trips, pupils can explore historic towns, admire impressive architecture and learn about the region’s past in ways that give useful context to their classroom studies. With time to experience French food, practise simple phrases and explore somewhere new, it’s an enriching adventure that helps develop confidence and independence – as well as knowledge.
