Day 1: Arrival and Exploration
Activity: Cardiff Castle

Arriving in Cardiff around 11am, commence your educational journey at Cardiff Castle. Tailored for school trips, the castle offers guided tours suitable for various age groups, providing captivating insights into its 2,000 years of heritage. Engage students from KS2 to A-levels in interactive workshops, delving into medieval life and historical significance. Stop for a half-hour lunch break brought with you from home or from the castle cafe. After your visit to Cardiff Castle, it’s time to head to your accommodation to get checked in and a quick rest before heading down to the accommodations dining area for your evening meal.

Alternative Activity: National Museum Cardiff

Explore the National Museum Cardiff, which offers diverse educational programs for school trips. Students can participate in self-led or guided tours covering art, geology, and natural history collections. Workshops tailored for KS1 to A-levels provide hands-on experiences, fostering a deeper understanding of various subjects.

Day 2: Historical Immersion and Adventure
Morning Activity: Llancaiach Fawr Manor

Begin the day at Llancaiach Fawr Manor, a perfect venue for school trips. Engage in guided tours designed for different age groups, providing an immersive experience of life in the 17th century. Tailored workshops offer hands-on activities, enabling students to explore historical lifestyles and societal norms. Stop to enjoy your packed lunch provided by your accommodation.

Afternoon Activity: Caerphilly Castle

Explore Caerphilly Castle’s impressive fortifications through engaging guided tours suitable for students from KS2 to A-levels. The castle offers educational sessions, combining history and architecture, allowing students to immerse themselves in medieval life.

Alternative Activity: Zip World Tower

Visit Zip World Tower for more high-thrill adventures, offering activities suitable for older students (KS2 to A-levels) such as zip lines and treetop adventures with a focus on environmental impact and sustainability.

Day 3: Nature, Adventure, and History
Morning Activity: Conway Centres Anglesey

Embark on an educational journey at Conway Centres Anglesey, offering a blend of adventure and learning. Students can engage in team-building activities, watersports, and environmental studies through guided programs suitable for various age groups, fostering teamwork and environmental awareness. Enjoy a packed lunch before continuing the day’s activities.

Afternoon Activity: Conwy Castle

Explore Conwy Castle’s medieval architecture and historical significance through interactive guided tours tailored for students from KS2 to A-levels. Engage in educational sessions focusing on the castle’s strategic past and heritage.

Alternative Activity: Greenwood Family Park

Alternatively, visit Greenwood Family Park, which provides educational yet fun-filled activities for all ages (KS1 to A-levels). Engage in eco-friendly adventures, learn about renewable energy, and explore nature trails.

Day 4: Adventure and Departure
Morning Activity: National Slate Museum

Explore the history of Welsh slate mining at the National Slate Museum. Engaging workshops and interactive demonstrations cater to various ages (KS2 to A-levels), providing insights into the industry’s significance and the lives of workers. The museum offers hands-on activities and guided tours for an immersive learning experience.

Lunch Break: Enjoy a packed lunch provided before boarding the coach to start your journey back home.

Alternative Activity: Brecon Beacons National Park

Discover the natural wonders of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Engage in nature walks and educational workshops tailored for different age groups (KS1 to A-levels), focusing on local flora, fauna, geography, ecology, and survival skills.