Students from the Kazakhstan-based international school, Haileybury Almaty, took an unforgettable trip to Berlin and Krakow to explore significant historical sites from World War II.

Trading the classroom for the Big Apple, Clifton College travelled to New York City for a cross-curricular study trip. The group were split into two different subject groups: one made up of art, design, and technology students, and the other with economics and business pupils. 

Immanuel College discovered this year that a cross-curricular trip to New York is inspiring and insightful for all Key Stage students.  Consequently, cross-curricular trips are becoming increasingly popular within schools, mixing subject groups that ultimately provides group travel at a cost-effective price.