School Trips
Here at Olveston we believe school trips, educational visits and visitors have a huge impact on learning. But the can also have a much more profound impact on pupils personal development. School trips, including local visits, history walks, museum tours, trips to London, and outdoor adventure weeks, are key to making learning come to life. These excursions allow children to engage with their studies in dynamic, real-world contexts. Local visits and history walks help children connect with their community, deepening their understanding of local history and geography. Museum visits bring abstract concepts to life, offering interactive experiences that make subjects like art, science, and history more tangible. Trips to London provide a unique opportunity to explore a rich cultural and historical hub, expanding children’s worldviews and sparking curiosity about national and global contexts. Outdoor adventure weeks are crucial for developing teamwork, leadership, and resilience, as children engage in physical activities that promote personal growth and collaboration. Collectively, these trips enrich the curriculum, inspire enthusiasm for learning, and foster a deeper connection between children and the world around them.
Below are the trips that are weaved in to our Curriculum:
EYFS – A visit to Noah’s Ark
Year 1 – Berkeley Castle
Year 2 – The Matthew
Year 3 – Caerleon Roman Ruins
Year 4 – Cheddar Gorge
Year 5 – Big Pit – Wales
Year 6 – London.
Houses of parliament, Imperial War Museum and Buckingham Palace
Year 6 – Camp (residential Week)
KS2 Choir – Young Voices