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School Trips To Krakow

We understand the immense value of hands-on learning experiences beyond the classroom, and that's why we have carefully crafted an array of captivating and enriching itineraries for students of all ages. 

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Find out more about taking your history students on this poignant trip to Krakow and Auschwitz.

Students of Psychology and Sociology can study how this once thriving Jewish community of the 19th Century tragically fell in to decline with Nazi occupation.

Krakow is an ideal location to study the beliefs of Judaism and to cover the many questions that the Holocaust raises in terms of ethics, morality, racism and persecution.

Our Trips To Krakow

One of the oldest cities in Poland, Krakow’s history still bears the scars of one of the most horrific stories of the 20 th  century. Home to the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camps, in 1940 Krakow quickly became the setting for an onslaught of atrocities against the Jews of Europe.

The camps now serve as a poignant reminder of man’s inhumanity, and as a memorial for the 1.1 million prisoners who were slaughtered there in World War II. We offer the following unforgettable school trips to Krakow.

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As a leading educational tour provider, we take great pride in curating captivating experiences that showcase the best this historic city. 

With guided trip days exploring the iconic landscape, our carefully crafted itineraries aim to enrich your knowledge, inspire your imagination, and create memories that last a lifetime. 

Join us as we embark on a journey through Krakow's most captivating attractions, where education meets adventure, and every moment becomes a lesson worth cherishing.

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• Fun-filled experiences
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Support and resources for planning your trip

We have been operating school tours for over 35 years so we know a thing or two about planning a school trip. One of the benefits of this is that we have an abundance of knowledge and supporting documents to share with you. In our resources area you will find everything you need for your school trip planning:

• Frequently asked questions
• Parent letters
• Insurance documents
• Risk assessment documents
• Planning tips

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A Guide To Risk Assessment

You need to know you can book with a tour operator who has everything covered for you.

This guide will assist you completing your own risk assessments covering areas such as:

• What is a risk assessment
• Event specific risk assessments
• Emergency procedures

Auschwitz-Birkenau

A guided tour of Auschwitz offers a profound insight into one of the darkest chapters in human history. The Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, located in Oświęcim, Poland, preserves the site of the largest Nazi concentration and extermination camp, where over 1.1 million men, women, and children lost their lives. Why visit the Auschwitz guided tour? • Camp history: Understand the origins and operations of Auschwitz, including the administrative and systemic mechanisms of the Holocaust. • Camp gate ‘Arbeit Macht Frei’: See the infamous gate, a symbol of the cruel irony faced by prisoners who entered the camp. • Block 4: Learn about the history of Auschwitz through exhibits, including a model of the gas chamber and evidence of the crimes committed. • Block 6: Explore the living conditions in the camp, providing a glimpse into the daily lives and struggles of the prisoners. • Block 11 ‘Death Block’: Discover the site of punishment and executions, a place of immense suffering and resistance. • Block 27: Visit the “Shoah” exhibition prepared by the Yad Vashem Institute in Jerusalem, dedicated to the memory of the Holocaust victims. • Crematorium and Gas Chamber: Experience the physical locations where countless lives were taken, standing as solemn reminders of the atrocities. Looking to give students a somber insight into the Holocaust?

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Galicia Museum

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Explore the compelling history and culture of Jewish life in Polish Galicia at the Galicia Museum, located in Kraków's historic Jewish district, Kazimierz. This museum offers a profound and interactive journey through the Jewish experience, documenting its vibrancy, resilience, and the impact of the Holocaust. Why visit the Galicia Museum? • Photographic exhibitions: View the extensive collection of photographs capturing the essence of Jewish life in Galicia, offering a window into its rich cultural heritage. • Unique encounters: Experience the rare opportunity to meet either a Holocaust survivor or a recipient of the ‘Righteous Among the Nations’ award, subject to availability. • Cultural immersion: Gain insights into the challenges faced by the Jewish community and the enduring spirit of humanity through interactive displays and narratives. Ready to learn more about the poignant history and culture of Jewish Galicia?

Guided Walking Tour of Krakow

A half day walking tour is an essential part of your itinerary. Krakow is such a compact city which allows you to cover a lot of important sites and locations within the walking tour. Our walking tours are all led by guides from the Galicia Museum who are Graduates of Holocaust and/or Jewish Studies. This means that you won’t just get the regular script from a local city guide. You’ll get an in depth expert insight into the reality of Jewish life before and during the Holocaust. The tour will generally focus on:

This former Jewish district was once the hub of Jewish life in Krakow. Your guide will give you an insight into where the community lived, worked and worshipped prior to the occupation. Sites to visit are Synagogues including the Remu’h Synagogue, cemeteries and market squares. 

The Wartime Ghetto. The Jewish population in Krakow was moved into this small area in March 1941. For many Polish Jews this ghetto was the last stop before the death camps. 

Schindler Factory and Museum

The old enamelware factory, made famous by the film Schindler’s List, is located in Podgorze. You can view this from the outside as part of your guided tour, or go inside to view the brand new exhibition covering the story of the Jews in Nazi occupied Krakow. 

Czestochowa

Take a full day coach trip to Częstochowa where you can visit the Monastery of Jasna Góra. This is one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the world and is home to the icon of Our Lady of Częstochowa. This Monastery is seen as the Centre of Polish Catholicism. An English speaking guide will accompany you for the day which will include a guided tour of the Monastery, lunch in a local restaurant and some free time for sightseeing.

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School Trips to Krakow

Krakow is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Poland , and a fantastic school trip destination for any class. 

For a true taste of the authentic Polish way of life, where better place than the grand town square at the centre of the city. The square is actually the biggest medieval town square in Europe. It houses St. Mary’s Basilica, a gothic church that dates back to the 13th century and that is now surrounded by local marketplaces, restaurants and cafes. 

There are also few cities that provide such a thought provoking experience of wartime history. Our history school trips to Krakow enable students to gain a real sense of what life was like for Jewish communities prior to and during the Second World War. This is an invaluable and unforgettable learning experience for all who visit.

If you’re looking to plan a Krakow school tour, feel free to have a look at some of our most popular options below or get in touch for more information. 

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Learn all about the wartime experience of the Jewish population in Poland as part of our history school trips to Krakow.

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Krakow is a wonderful destination for established music groups, choirs and orchestras as part of our music school tours.

Psychology & Sociology

Krakow’s storied and tragic 20th century history allows pupils to analyse persecution, conformity and obedience from a psychological point of view.

Religious Studies

A school trip to Krakow is fascinating from a religious studies or philosophical angle and is sure to provoke thought among any class.

Krakow trip highlights - our groups appreciate...

Auschwitz-birkenau.

Following the Nazi invasion of Poland in September 1939, Oświęcim was incorporated into the domains of the Third Reich. The town’s name was changed to Auschwitz and it became the largest concentration and death camp. Today, as a museum, Auschwitz serves as a poignant reminder of the horrors of Hitler’s tyranny and a guided visit will give students a fuller view of the terrible events and conditions, also allowing consideration of key study themes, including obedience, prejudice, tyranny and much more. A school trip to Auschwitz will be a truly emotive and thought-provoking one for students.

Galicia Museum

Presenting Jewish history from a new perspective, this private museum celebrates the Jewish culture of Galicia and poignantly commemorates the victims of the Holocaust through its moving photographic exhibition. During your visit, your students can take part in a choice of interactive workshops, including Choices Faced, Decisions Made: The Holocaust and Wartime Morality, Po-lin: Here We Will Rest (reflecting on Jewish history), and Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Jewish Culture (exploring Jewish belief and tradition). Groups can also take part in exhibition tours, lectures, concerts, and much more.

Meet with a concentration camp survivor or relative

Groups have the invaluable opportunity to meet and speak with either a concentration camp survivor or a member of a survivor’s family. This is an incredible, poignant chance to hear moving eye-witness testimony and gain first hand insight into life under Nazi rule. Common themes covered often include conflict, prejudice and the values of tolerance and understanding.

Wieliczka Salt Mine

With a labyrinth of tunnels, Wieliczka Salt Mine is an eerie underworld which has been hand carved from salt blocks. Located 14km south east of Krakow, here your group have the opportunity to view a section of the mine and 22 chambers connected by galleries. A fascinating trip.

Schindler's Factory

Also referred to as the Schindler Museum, this visit not only tells Schindler's story but covers every aspect of the Polish and Polish-Jewish experience of occupation in a way that is hugely relevant to British students. We thoroughly recommend this excellent museum, made famous by Spielberg's film, Schindler's List.

Krakow Old Town

Visit Rynek Główny (Town Square), the largest in medieval Europe, Mariacki Church (St Mary’s Church) of Gothic origins with its fine altar, Sukiennice (Cloth Hall) of vast proportions and view the University District and the Collegium Maius - the historic heart of the university area.

This historic Jewish district was left deserted as residents were forced by Nazis to move to the Podgorze ghetto. Visit the old synagogues and the cemetery, as well as iconic Jewish sites and museums.

In March 1941, the entire Jewish population of Krakow were crammed into this tiny ghetto as Nazi prejudice took hold. Also the location of Schindler’s Factory, students can explore the ghetto and consider the anti-Semitic events which took place here before large numbers of Jews were sent to labour and death camps.

Traditional Jewish restaurant

Enjoy Jewish culture with a traditional Jewish meal at a local restaurant, with a range of delicacies to be experienced, including czulent (bean casserole), knyshe (dumplings) and stuffed gooseneck.

In a fortified position overlooking the river and city are the Castle and Cathedral.

Work with our experts...

Hundreds of groups travel with NST to Krakow every year, and members of our team regularly visit the city to really get to know the ins-and-outs of the entire region, from logistics and visits to our range of student-friendly accommodation.

Your dedicated Tour Co-ordinator will use their knowledge of Krakow to create an itinerary that’s tailor-made, perfectly timed and meets your exact school travel needs.

They’ll be able to share their first-hand experience, suggest options you might not have considered and give you insight into the feedback other teachers have given us too.

Planning your first school trip?

If you're planning your first school trip, our essential guide will take you through each step of the process...

• Choosing your destination
• Gaining approval from your Local Authority and/or your Head
• Promoting your tour in school
• Confirming your booking
• Tailor-make your tour
• Completing your risk assessments (including a sample risk assessment)
• Quick reference timeline
• Pre-tour checklist

Additional support, resources & information:

Tour planning service

With NST, you’ll get your own dedicated, knowledgeable Tour Co-ordinator who’ll work with you from start to finish. You’ll benefit from their unrivalled destination knowledge, and their experience gained from working with many other groups too. They’ll tailor-make your itinerary from scratch and take care of everything for you:

• Pulling together an itinerary that runs smoothly
• Planning the right balance of visits every day with realistic timings
• Pre-arranging and pre-booking your visits, entrance tickets, passes and meals

You’ll receive your final itinerary a full 4-weeks before you travel too.

Free school trip promotion pack

We’ll support you and provide everything you need to advertise your school trip around school and to parents. Our free school trip promotion pack consists of:

• Parents’ letter & permission slip template for you to complete A3 posters to promote your trip around school
• PowerPoint presentation templates which you can tailor to your own needs
• Parents’ leaflets covering how NST manage safety, financial protection and details of our travel insurance
• Online parents’ video which showcases the benefits of taking a school trip

For selected destinations, we’ll provide a trip launch web page using video footage and imagery. This web page is provided by a weblink and can be shared with pupils and parents in many ways.

Risk assessment support including preview visits

Risk assessment plays a vitally important part in the planning and organisation on any school tour. Our risk assessment guide aims to help you understand more about your obligations and how you can more effectively manage group safety on your next educational visit and provide you with risk assessments for your trip. 

Planning first school trip

Organising your first school trip can appear to be a daunting process. If you're planning your first school trip, our guide will help to take you through each step of the planning process, answering frequently asked questions and providing tips and support along the way. Our helpful guide covers the following:

View our essential guide to a successful school trip here .

Get live updates on your group's tour location

Locate My Trip uses GPS technology and is the easy, convenient way for your school to follow your location whilst on tour. Specifically designed to provide reassurance to both parents and teachers, NST will know where your group are 24/7. If your schedule needs to change, we’ll put plans in place to keep your tour on track. 

With Locate My Trip your group can also share photos and videos with the school and parents, via a secure link, to keep them updated on your experience whilst you’re away. Watch our short Locate My Trip video here.

Your online school trip organiser - My Tour Manager

Save time and stay on track with your school trip admin with our online orgnaniser - designed to help busy teachers like you. With My Tour Manager, you'll be able to download FREE resources and access trip paperwork online and in one place. Your personalised checklist details what you need to do and by when, plus you'll receive fortnightly reminders too. What's more, you can take all your trip documents on the go whilst on your tour with our app, My Tour Manager-On-the-Go. Find out more and watch out short My Tour Manager video here .

Free classroom resources

We've created a range of free geography resources and educational posters to brighten up your classroom! Take a look at our downloadable posters here .

Brexit & your school trip

Brexit &  your school trip

How will Brexit affect my school trip?

Following the end of the transition period there are several changes that will affect groups travelling with us to the EU.

For more information on these changes, visit our dedicated Brexit page here .

If you're travelling with NST and have any specific questions. please contact your Educational Travel Advisor.

Why choose NST...

• Unrivalled knowledge

Your dedicated Tour Co-ordinator will use their unrivalled local knowledge and expertise of Krakow to create a tailor-made, curriculum-linked itinerary to meet your group’s exact needs.

• Making it easier for you

With our online school trip organiser , travel app , free classroom posters and trip launch resources to support your in-school promotion.

• Free group leader inspection visits

We offer a free inspection visit to your chosen destination to support your risk assessment planning. 

• Value for money

We’re committed to bringing you the best possible value trips to help make every penny count.

• More than 50 years’ experience

With over 50 years’ experience , with NST you can rest assured that your group is in safe hands.

• Risk assessment guidance

Our risk assessment guidance will help you to manage group safety on your next educational trip.

• Peace of mind

Your group’s location can be followed with our trip tracking device - Locate My Trip - plus you’ll have 24/7 support from us whilst you’re away. ​

• Offsetting carbon emissions

For every trip taken, we'll plant a Maya nut tree in Peru to support reforestation, local communities & biodiversity. Plus, we'll offset an additional tonne of CO2 to guarantee carbon emission reductions. 

Looking for protection on your next school trip? 

Booking with a school travel company is the best way for you to protect parents’ money and give yourself peace of mind.  

Don’t forget – if your school arranges transport, accommodation and other services directly, you’ll be liable under the Package Travel Regulations – meaning you’ll have all the responsibilities of a travel company, both legal and financial. 

Financial protection from the moment you book

NST are fully bonded:

Managing safety on school trips

For your protection, NST's independently audited Safety Management System covers:

• 24-hour emergency cover
• Audited accommodation & transport
• Excursions & school visit assessment
• Group leader preview visits to assist with risk assessment planning

We're LOtC Council’s Quality Badge assured

The Department for Education advises schools to always look for the LOtC Quality Badge when choosing a school travel provider.

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School Trips to Krakow

Educational trips to Poland provide students and teachers with valuable learning experiences that will transform your perspective on history, psychology and religious studies. Although World War destruction and years of communist rule caused substantial damage to Poland’s heritage., the ancient royal city of Krakow is still renowned for its cultural significance, and it is home to some of the most symbolic sites of 20th-century history. 

What learning benefits do educational trips to Poland provide? 

A school trip to Poland means a visit to the historical city of Krakow, one of the most significant places of the Second World War. Students will gain surreal insight into what life was like under Nazi occupation during this period. 

The invasion of Poland by Nazi Germany in September 1939 led to the start of the Second World War, with France and Britain declaring war on Germany following the invasion by the Nazis. History students will get the chance to visit one of the world’s most symbolic and eye-opening historical sites at Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. They can also tour the Kazimierz Jewish District which formed the Krakow Ghetto, achieving notoriety as a place of starvation and disease. 

For a deeply personal learning experience, your students can talk to a Survivor of the Holocaust. This could form the basis of a valuable case study for any student of psychology and sociology.

Explore more of Poland’s rich cultural history in Krakow

Preceding the 20th century, Poland has a storied history that spanned different eras of rule during the 18th century, when the city of Krakow was under Austrian control. The latter part of the 19th century saw Austrian control relaxed, with the country regaining its stature in 1918 at the end of the First World War. 

During educational trips to Poland, you students will be fascinated and inspired when learning about these periods of history, and they’ll be able to marvel at the thousands of symbolic buildings comprising exceptional gothic architecture that have huge historical significance. Discover more about Krakow in our blog post here .

Krakow school trips highlights…

A school trip to Poland offers you a chance to explore Krakow’s wonderful selection of historical sites, areas of cultural significance, and truly breathtaking sights steeped in art and architectural brilliance. We’ve compiled a list of trip highlights that previous groups have loved. Check them out below. 

Galicia Jewish Museum

Auschwitz-Birkenau

• Wawel Royal Castle 

Oskar Schindler Museum

Wieliczka Salt Mine

Located in the Jewish district of Kazimierz in Krakow, the Galicia Jewish Museum is a photo exhibition that documents the lives of Jewish people and shows Jewish culture and life in Polish Galicia. It’s an ideal excursion for educational trips to Poland with history students.

History students on a school trip to Poland can gain valuable insights into the history of Jewish culture, traditions, and life in the region. It provides a unique opportunity to understand the impact of World War II on Jewish communities in Poland.

Standing in the centre of the main market square in Krakow you’ll see the Cloth Hall. Perhaps the most recognisible feature of the city, this grand structure was once a major centre of international trade. You can still walk through and explore the stalls selling various goods even now.

Students can experience the historical significance of trade and commerce during medieval times. Exploring the stalls allows them to observe the market dynamics and its role in Krakow's history.

Your students will learn more about the Holocaust and hear personal stories of those who were brought here during the Nazi regime. You will be taken on a guided tour of Auschwitz and then nearby Birkenau, with detailed accounts allowing students to discover the horrifying ordeal of life at this infamous concentration camp. 

This visit provides an emotional and educational understanding of the Holocaust, offering students a chance to learn about the atrocities of Nazi regime and the importance of promoting peace and tolerance

Wawel Royal Castle

Situated atop Wawel Hill with views overlooking the glistening River Vistula, the Wawel Royal Castle is considered one of the most historically and culturally important sites in Poland. It was once the residence of kings and symbolised Polish statehood for many centuries. 

During educational trips to Poland, your students can now explore the site’s fantastic art museum, showcasing Italian Renaissance paintings and the largest collection of Ottoman tents in Europe. Students can also ascend the Sandomierska Tower and take a guided outdoor tour to learn and appreciate the grandiose architecture and gardens of the Wawel. 

Students can delve into Poland's rich royal history, architecture, and culture. The art museum inside showcases Renaissance paintings, and the castle's gardens provide insights into grandiose architecture.

Discover the inspirational story of Oskar Schindler during the Second World War and learn about Schindler’s remarkable efforts that saved the lives of many Jewish labourers. Schindler’s Enamel Factory portrays life during wartime and the events that happened in the city at that time. 

This museum is perfect for a history school trip to Krakow and educates students about the courageous acts of individuals during world war 2 and the moral choices made during difficult times. 

Arguably one of the highlights of an educational trip to Poland is a visit to the famous Wieliczka Salt Mine. The mine was in operation from the 13th century until 2007, this cavernous mine reaches 327 metres below ground level. Students will love exploring the stunning carvings and vast underground lakes. There is so much educational value to extract from visiting one of UNESCO’s World Cultural and National Heritage Sites, regardless of the subject area of study! 

On Krakow school trips students can learn about the historical significance of the salt mining industry in Poland and the remarkable engineering achievements involved. The mine's UNESCO World Heritage status also emphasises the importance of preserving cultural and historical landmarks.

Day Trip to Zakopane

Oskar Schindler Museum

Czestochowa Monastery

Crazy Communist Tour to Nowa Huta

Talk with a Holocaust Survivor

Wawel Castle & Cathedral

Krakow History Museum

Guided Sightseeing Tour of Krakow

Plaszow Concentration Camp

Folklore Evening Entertaiment 

Waterpark and IMAX Theatre

Popular Krakow Itinerary

Top tips from our travel experts.

"Krakow is a beautiful city with very friendly residents who create a safe and hospitable atmosphere. Exploring the dark, emotional history of the area is a must for anyone who visits. A half-day visit to Auschwitz/Birkenau is our top essential suggestion as well as meeting with a holocaust survivor which is an amazing opportunity. However, this if not always possible, so instead we can sometimes offer a meeting with a sympathiser who assisted the Jews during the war to give their unique first-hand historical account. If visiting in the winter, be prepared it is very cold and you do spend a lot of time outdoors and even in the summer at the Salt Mines, which is a must see, you will need a coat as 15 degrees all year round down there. In the evening bowling and water parks are cheap evening activities and in winter going to an ice hockey game is a fun night out."

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Knowledge and Experience

• We continually invest in our teams product and destination knowledge to be able to offer you the best advice and support when planning your tour.
• We create itineraries are bespoke and individual to your needs
• FREE teacher inspection visits so you can feel completely secure when leading your group
• We're only a phone call away 24/7 whilst you are on tour

Safety and Assurance

• We are assured and founder members of the School Travel Forum.
• Our Learning Outside the Classroom accreditation ensures we have your safety at the heart of everything we do and ensures the highest possible safety standards.
• Externally verified Safety Management System
• Risk assessment guidance and advice

Financial Security

• Our ABTA membership ensures that we offer you and your parents the best financial protection available. 
• All flights sold in our packages are covered under our ATOL licence providing further peace of mind
• Committed to sustainable and responsible educational travel. Working to offset carbon emissions, reduce deforestation and provide wildlife habitats.

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Educational Trips To Poland FAQs

What kind of educational value can students expect from school trips to poland.

Educational trips to Poland provide a range of valuable learning benefits for students and teachers. Some of the educational benefits include:

Historical Insight: Students get the opportunity to immerse themselves in Poland's rich history, particularly during significant events like World War II and the Holocaust. Visiting historical sites like Auschwitz-Birkenau and the Wawel Royal Castle allows them to witness history firsthand.

Cultural Understanding: Poland's diverse cultural heritage, especially in places like the Galicia Jewish Museum and the Cloth Hall, offers students a chance to learn about different traditions, customs, and ways of life.

Psychological and Sociological Studies: Educational trips often include interactions with Holocaust survivors, which can form the basis of valuable case studies for students studying psychology and sociology.

Architectural Appreciation: Krakow's architecture, showcased at places like the Wawel Royal Castle, presents students with the opportunity to explore exceptional Gothic and Renaissance structures, appreciating the art and craftsmanship of the past. Holocaust Education: Visiting Auschwitz-Birkenau and the Oskar Schindler Museum allows students to learn about the Holocaust, fostering empathy and promoting tolerance and understanding.

Geological and Industrial Understanding: Exploring the Wieliczka Salt Mine gives students insights into the geological formations, mining practices, and the significance of salt mining in Poland's history.

Enhanced Research Skills: Engaging with historical exhibits and sites encourages students to conduct research, analyse information critically, and gain a deeper understanding of the past.

Global Awareness: Experiencing a different culture and historical context broadens students' global perspectives, making them more aware of international issues and fostering cultural sensitivity.

Memorable Experiences: Educational trips provide students with lasting memories, fostering enthusiasm for learning and a desire to explore other cultures and historical sites in the future.

Are the planned itineraries suitable for all stages of education?

We specialise in providing educational trips to Iceland for KS3-KS5 students, helping them get ready for any potential exams following in line with the current curriculum.

Are students safe on school trips to Poland?

As one of the best choices for school tours to Poland in the UK, safety for your students is crucial to ensuring we’re running a successful trip, we always vow to keep your students safe. We are Learning Outisde The Classroom Badge holders ensuring the highest possible safety standards. We also have an externally verified safety management system to achieve this.