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Our specialist group's team have over 50 years experience in organising group accommodation throughout the UK and beyond. We have organised School and College trips from Newcastle to New York and Birmingham to Barcelona to name a few. It doesn’t matter what your destination is, we have the flexibility to tailor make your group trip, finding the right hotel to meet your budget requirements. Let us ease the stresses of organising your next school or college group trip.

Theme Parks and Attractions

We also offer a host of hotels near the top UK theme parks and attractions. Let us help you find a range of hotels near Legoland or Alton Towers to suit your budget and needs and let us organise the attraction tickets too. Or choose from our range of hotels near Chester Zoo, Warwick Castle or one of the many SeaLife Centres across the UK. Whatever you want to do and wherever you need to be, we can help!

Need help getting there?

We can help with rail travel to anywhere in the UK with discounted rail travel from selected stations. We can also help with Eurostar breaks to Paris and Brussels.

Specialists in London

We specialise in London short breaks and have special rates at a number of fantastically located hotels in central London for your school trip. Choose from over 250 London hotels close to some of the capitals major museums and visitor attractions such as the British Museum, Natural History Museum, Victoria & Albert Museum, Royal Albert Hall, Tate Modern and Shakespeare's Globe.

What else can we arrange?

London sightseeing and attraction tickets such as The London Eye, London Ducktours, Madame Tussauds, London Dungeons and Historic Royal Palaces. We also offer some fantastic London theatre shows, with school rates available for most shows when travelling Monday - Thursday.

London Theatre Workshops

Take a look at our London Theatre Workshops, specifically designed to enhance your theatre experience. These workshops can be tailor made to suit your course requirements and age group. See below for some examples of educational London Theatre Workshops that we can provide:

Introduction to the West End

This is an interactive workshop designed to enhance the participants’ night in the West End. Students are taught, in a fun and relaxed environment, skills and techniques used by professional actors inspired by the themes of the show they’re seeing. Students start with a physical and vocal warm up followed by collective focus / listening exercises and theatre games.

Making a Scene

Working from a scripted scene, the focus of this workshop is bringing the text to life in truthful, imaginative and specific ways. Exploring acting methods, vocal techniques and character development, participants engage in acting and improvisational exercises designed to encourage bold and creative acting choices.

Stage Combat

Students are taught, in a fun and relaxed environment, about the relationship between acting and fight choreography. They hone their collaboration skills whilst creating their own combat. Trained professionals take students behind the scenes to discover how fights are choreographed on stage. In this thriller workshop, safety and collaboration are the focus of the session.

Step by Step

Students have the opportunity to experience different West End theatre dance styles. This session is taught by a performer from the show the group is seeing and features choreography from that show. Other options for this workshop include a professional dance audition or a specific type of dance (tap, modern, hip hop etc). There is always time for pictures, questions and autographs.

Theatre Sports

This team-orientated collection of non-stop theatre games is perfect for active, high energy groups. After physical and vocal warm ups, students stay active through team-building and improvisational games designed to heighten focus, creativity and sensitivity to others.

Theatre in Context

Learn about the historical and thematic context for your show and its literary source material. After physical and vocal warm ups, students engage in improvisational exercises designed to illustrate the impact of place and time in theatre.