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Help your students learn more & gain cultural exposure on quality educational school trips & immersive language residentials.
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School trips that deliver more learning—plus all the fun!
Our French centres
Stay at our centres in France where your trip will be led by our native-speaking staff
MFL school trips
Truly immersive language trips led by our native-speaking staff supercharge students' learning
Expert-led trips
Specially designed escorted trips where we deliver the learning so teachers can enjoy the trip too
European school trips
Cross-curricular trips to France, Spain, Germany, & beyond to support your teaching
School trips that take your learners further
We organise school trips for 32,000 students each year.
Teachers choose us for our uniquely immersive language residentials, where students are only spoken to in the target language by a native speaker who leads the entire trip—from breakfast through to post-dinner entertainment & everything in between.
Teachers recognise the extra value
Teachers like you share their experiences travelling with us in our school trip case studies.
Kesteven & Sleaford High School
“This was the children’s first chance to use their German in a real setting and the highlight was seeing them speak the language. The trip broadened their horizons and showed them there's a purpose to what they learn in the classroom. It’s a worthwhile investment because now I've found a formula which works and can run for years ahead.”
—Lee Rooke, German Subject Lead
Lawrence Sheriff School
"This is my tenth trip with Voyager School Travel because they offer a product that no other tour company offers: French speaking animateurs, who not only speak to the students entirely in French, but also encourage the students to communicate back in French. This makes for a proper French trip where students get a more authentic language experience."
—John Gaffin, Head of Languages
Why choose Voyager School Travel for your school trip?
You are in specialist hands
Our team use their teaching, language & destination experience to organise trips that are not only enriching but hassle-free. Read more →
Safety assured, bonded & accredited
As a member of the School Travel Forum and ABTA, your trip is protected through ABTOT & ATOL, you can be sure of our high standards. Read more →
Recommended by teachers
Schools trust Voyager School Travel to organise the educational trips for over 32,000 passengers a year. Read more →
We deliver the educational elements
Our expert-led language programmes, with proven educational benefits, allow teachers to enjoy the trip too. Read more →
Overseas centres & support staff
Peace of mind knowing our centre managers, instructors, coach drivers & support team will look after your every need. Read more →
No hidden costs or late changes
We only offer trips we know we can deliver. We promise to be transparent with no hidden costs & no nasty surprises. Read more →
For teachers who are serious about the educational outcomes of their school trip.
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Why Your School Trip Deserves a Legendary Coach Driver
13 May 2025, 15:09 by Kate Moore
Let’s face it—National Coach Week might not be the most thrilling date in the calendar (we're not expecting bunting and cake), but anyone who's ever organised a school trip knows that the humble coach—and more importantly, the driver—can make or break the whole experience. …read full post
When is the best time to take a school trip to France?
13 May 2025, 10:52 by Rachel Lewis
Enriching school trips are not just for the summer term. In fact with busy crowds, price hikes and low availability for suitable accommodations, taking 40 students to France in June can be an expensive challenge. …read full post
“I Couldn’t Have Done It Without Them” Teachers on the Value of Animateurs
1 May 2025, 15:16 by Kate Moore
The Unsung Hero of Your Paris Trip
We’re often asked by party leaders — especially those who’ve led Paris trips before — whether including a French-speaking animateur or animatrice is really worth the additional cost. It’s a fair question.
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