Welcome to

UK Educational Holidays

Central London

Welcome to the heart of the English capital! In just a few days, you can discover all the must-see places in London.

This vibrant city effortlessly blends its rich history with modern charm.

At its centre, you'll find the majestic Houses of Parliament, the iconic 'Big Ben' clock tower, and the historic Westminster Abbey, where British monarchs have been crowned for centuries. Just across the Thames River, the London Eye offers stunning panoramic views of the South Bank cultural complex and the entire city.

We have centres throughout London, from the North such as Enfield and Edmonton or to the South such as Catford. In the East, such as Dagenham or Rainham, and Grays which is towards the Essex border. All of within easy distance to local transport hubs and attractions.

Come and explore London, where the past and present come together in the most captivating way.

Greater London 

Greater London offers students a unique blend of history, culture, and iconic British landmarks just outside the city centre. Harrow is known for Harrow School, where famous alumni like Winston Churchill once studied, and the Harrow on the Hill village provides scenic views and charming historical architecture. Hatch End has a vibrant arts scene with independent theaters and galleries.

Twickenham is the heart of English rugby, and students can explore the World Rugby Museum at Twickenham Stadium, while nearby Epsom is famous for the Epsom Downs Racecourse, showcasing British equestrian heritage. Staines-upon-Thames combines riverside beauty with sites like the Staines Museum for local history.

In Watford, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour immerses students in film history, especially for Harry Potter fans. Mitcham and Morden offer scenic parks and a glimpse into London’s suburban life, with spots like Morden Hall Park providing green spaces and a touch of nature. This mix of historical, cultural, and educational sites around Greater London offers students an enriching experience beyond the city centre.

Surrey and the Sussex Coast

Both Surrey and the Sussex coast offer students a rich variety of cultural, historical, and scenic experiences. Caterham and Purley provide a gateway to Surrey’s beautiful countryside, ideal for hiking and learning about the area's heritage. Hastings is a key historical site, known for the 1066 Battle of Hastings; students can explore Hastings Castle and the Shipwreck Museum, which provide insights into England’s medieval past.

Brighton is a vibrant seaside town with the iconic Royal Pavilion, an exotic palace with unique architecture, and the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery, which hosts fascinating exhibits. Nearby Hove offers charming Victorian architecture and a quieter beachfront. Bognor Regis is known for its classic British seaside appeal, while Worthing provides a mix of art deco architecture and coastal history. Inland, Burgess Hill offers proximity to the South Downs National Park, allowing students to experience England’s natural beauty alongside historic towns. This diverse region offers a perfect blend of outdoor, historical, and cultural learning opportunities for students and both are within very easy distance to London.

Kent and SE England

Kent, in the South East of England is often called the "Garden of England," and offers students a rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for exploration. In Rochester, students can marvel at the Norman-era Rochester Castle and Rochester Cathedral, one of England's oldest. Maidstone is home to Leeds Castle, surrounded by picturesque gardens and often hosting educational exhibits.

In Gillingham, the Royal Engineers Museum provides insights into British military history, while Sittingbourne offers a look into traditional industries at the Sittingbourne Heritage Museum.

For coastal experiences, Ramsgate boasts stunning beaches and a beautiful harbor, with rich maritime history reflected in the Ramsgate Maritime Museum

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The quaint town of Cranbrook features Union Mill, the UK’s largest working windmill, showcasing Kent's rural heritage. Visiting these diverse locations, students gain a hands-on understanding of British history, architecture, and culture, making Kent an unforgettable educational experience.

SW England and Wales

South West England and South Wales offer students a rich blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a fantastic region for educational exploration. The city of Bristol boasts a vibrant maritime history, with landmarks like the SS Great Britain and the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. Nearby, Bath enchants with its ancient Roman Baths and Georgian architecture, giving students insight into Roman Britain and 18th-century elegance.

Burnham-on-Sea offers a traditional coastal experience, ideal for studies in marine and environmental science.

Across the Severn, Swansea in South Wales is known for its vibrant arts scene and beautiful coastlines, providing students with a mix of Welsh history, language, and natural beauty. This region offers diverse, hands-on learning opportunities in history, literature, architecture, and geography.

Further South into Cornwall and Devon, students can explore the historic Plymouth Hoe and Mayflower Steps, significant in England’s naval history and colonial expansion. Torquay and Exeter offer a gateway to the stunning landscapes of Devon, with Exeter Cathedral showcasing Gothic architecture.

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