Activities

Seville, October Half Term 27th-31st 2025

Seville in October is a perfect blend of warm autumn sunshine, rich cultural experiences, and fewer crowds—making it an ideal destination for the half-term break. With daytime temperatures ranging from 20°C to 28°C, you can comfortably explore the city’s vibrant streets and historic sites without the intense heat of summer . Wander through the enchanting Alcázar Palace and the awe-inspiring Seville Cathedral, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. October also hosts special events like the Seville International Guitar Festival, offering a unique musical experience.  In the evenings, immerse yourself in the passionate rhythms of flamenco at intimate venues throughout the city. With its delightful weather, rich history, and vibrant cultural scene, Seville offers a memorable and rejuvenating escape during the October half-term.

• Approx. £1200
• Return flights and transfers
• One piece of checked in Luggage 23kg.
• 4 nights half board accommodation Breakfast and evening meal.
• Guided tours of Alcazar Palace, Seville Cathedral and Giralda Tower.
• Guided tours of Cordoba and Cadiz.
• Flamenco show.
  
  

Krakow Christmas Markets 28th – 30th November 2025 

Krakow’s  Christmas Market is a great choice for a festive experience due to its unique blend of authentic Polish culture, delicious food, and beautiful surroundings. The market offers a chance to shop for handcrafted gifts, try traditional Polish food, and enjoy live music and events, all within the enchanting setting of the city’s old town. We are also planning to go to Auschwitz-Birkenau, The liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp took place in January 1945. However, before that Nazi authorities tried to destroy as much evidence of massive murders as possible. After the war, the Polish government decided to restore Auschwitz-Birkenau and turn it into a museum. It preserves the memory of Auschwitz-Birkenau and honours the victims of Nazism. Now it is part of the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites, and more than 2 million tourists visit Auschwitz each year.

Approx. £650.

Transfers to and from Stansted airport, flights, hotel, breakfast and evening meal in local restaurants, one piece of large cabin luggage 10kg are all included.

Belfast 3rd – 6th March 2026

Belfast offers a captivating blend of history and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for a memorable getaway. Begin your journey at the Titanic Belfast Museum, an award-winning attraction that immerses you in the story of the RMS Titanic, from its construction in Belfast’s shipyards to its ill-fated maiden voyage. Interactive exhibits and poignant displays provide a deep connection to this iconic ship’s legacy. Next, venture along the scenic Causeway Coastal Route to the Giant’s Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its 40,000 interlocking basalt columns formed by ancient volcanic activity. This natural wonder offers breathtaking views and a sense of mythic wonder. Back in Belfast, explore the historic Queen’s University Belfast, founded in 1845. Its iconic Lanyon Building, designed by Sir Charles Lanyon, showcases stunning Gothic and Tudor architectural elements, reflecting the university’s rich academic tradition and architectural significance. From maritime history to geological marvels and academic heritage, Belfast promises an unforgettable experience.

Approx. £850. Transfers to and from airport, flights, hotel, breakfast and evening meals in local restaurants, one piece of 15kg luggage are all included.

Travel documents

It is the responsibility of the student/students guardians to ensure they have the correct travel documents to visit the country to which we are traveling to.

Insurance

Insurance must be arranged by the student/students guardians. It must cover medical emergencies and repatriation as a bare minimum. Baggage and belonging cover is also strongly advised.

Students are expected to follow rules, cooperate, be considerate and participate in all activities.

Firm guidelines will be given for behaviour, curfews, rendezvous times, etc.

Punctuality is extremely important for the enjoyment of all.

Students, when appropriate will be given the freedom to explore an environment or engage in an activity away from direct supervision but within clearly identified and agreed boundaries. They will be required to stay in small groups.