Watersports school trips to Brighton

Located just west of the city centre, Hove Lagoon offers a wide range of instructor-led activities. Students will be encouraged to build their confidence and develop teamwork skills through several activities, including kayaking, paddleboarding, raft-building, or even wakeboarding — plus land-based navigation and problem-solving challenges.

Discover the power of renewable energy at this interactive visitor centre. Learn how offshore wind technology contributes to a sustainable future, examine real-world environmental challenges, and cover subjects linking engineering with climate science.

This open-air workshop turns the beach into a classroom for your students. Explore themes on coastal erosion and habitats, climate change, and marine maths through hands-on investigation, making geography and STEM subjects both accessible and memorable.

As the world’s oldest working aquarium, Sea Life Brighton offers an immersive dive into marine biology and conservation. Students will encounter species from around the world while learning about ocean ecosystems, plastic pollution, and sustainable marine practices.

Take your school trip to new heights with a journey up the Brighton i360. Soaring 450ft above the city, the glass viewing pod offers panoramic views of Brighton, the South Downs, and the English Channel, and is perfect for exploring themes of geography, architecture, and tourism.

The South East’s most iconic attraction, Brighton Palace Pier offers a classic seaside experience to school groups. Rides, amusements, and food stalls provide a lively setting to explore leisure and tourism, while its Victorian structure adds a historical twist to the fun.

Located within the Royal Pavilion, this museum houses a rich collection of fine art, fashion, photography, and local history. Exhibitions change regularly, offering fresh perspectives on Brighton’s cultural identity, from old masters to contemporary artists.

Once a seaside retreat for King George IV, the Royal Pavilion showcases Brighton’s unique Regency and Orientalist architectural heritage. Guided tours and workshops reveal the building’s fascinating political, social, and artistic history.

Explore Brighton’s independent spirit with a wander through its many shopping districts. From the quirky boutiques of the North Laine to the upmarket Lanes to the south, students can explore themes of consumer culture, enterprise, and local identity while engaging with the city's vibrant retail landscape.

Located in Brighton Marina, this ten-pin bowling excursion offers a great way to unwind after a busy day of learning. In this entertainment complex, everything is covered: students can enjoy an hour of friendly competition bowling, relax with a meal, and even enjoy a few arcade games.