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Twinkling lights, the scent of pine from the Christmas tree and mince pies, warming drinks and the familiar melodies of our favourite carols are all associated with Christmas in the…

They say that no mountain is ever the same, whether it is the geology makeup, the breathtakingly beautiful scenery, the physical and mental challenge of  a steep climb at altitude…

We may be off Trick-or-Treating but have you ever been curious about how Halloween is celebrated around the globe? We were! That’s why we asked our in-country team if and…

In many of our camps and communities we are working with indigenous people.  The International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples gives us a chance to stop and think about…

As an experiential travel enthusiast, we love to talk about adventure, getting out into the great outdoors, stepping out of our comfort zone and of course do something great for…

We have watched our Real World Studies programme blossom and be enjoyed by over 2000 enthusiastic students worldwide during this pandemic.  We have been delighted by its success and are…

Advice for schools: The Department for Education (DfE) has now issued some long-awaited guidance relating to international trips this summer and we anticipate in the coming weeks we will be…

This week (10th – 17th May) is mental health awareness week and this year’s theme is Nature. We want to encourage you to spend the week getting out in nature…

Who else just loves an Elephant? These majestic gentle giants continue to mesmerise one, not just because of their enormous size, prehistoric like quality and loving lumbering walk but for…

An expedition is not only incredible for students but is also a wonderful experience for travelling teachers too. Jane is a teacher who has been on 5 different expeditions with…