Maths Trips To London

3D Printing Sessions

Delve into the innovative world of additive manufacturing with a 3-hour 3D printing session, led by a senior designer in the heart of London. This workshop is a blend of education and hands-on experience, set in a cutting-edge facility, that demystifies the technology of 3D printing.

Why attend 3D Printing Sessions?

• Expert-led workshop: Learn from a senior designer's expertise with a comprehensive introduction to 3D printing technology.
• Tailored experience: Customise your visit to match your specific interests and the educational level of the students.
• Material innovation: Discover the latest advancements in 3D printing materials and see sample objects that showcase the possibilities.
• Design to reality: Gain insight into the journey from concept to creation, including an overview of 3D design software.
• Live demonstration: Observe the process of designing, preparing, and printing a 3D object, culminating in the creation of a souvenir to take home.

Looking for a hands-on, interactive visit that ignites your students' imagination?

Enquire about this trip

Bletchley Park

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Winner of ‘Best Attraction for Group’s in the 2015 Group Travel Awards.  It is the home of British codebreaking and a birthplace of modern information technology. It played a major role in World War Two, producing secret intelligence which had a direct and profound influence on the outcome of the conflict.

A 3 hour visit (plus time for lunch if needed) includes a one hour guided tour of the grounds, up to an hour’s exploration of the fascinating museum rooms and a 1 hour educational workshop of choice.

WORKSHOPS

Bletchley Park offer a variety of facilitated workshops for school groups with specific focus on mathematics  and computing. Each workshop is 60 minutes in duration and is designed to be engaging, hands-on and challenging for students.

Facilitated workshops include:

 Key Stage 3 & 4

• Codes and ciphers  (Maths, History, Computing)
• New! Interception to Intelligence: Land and Sea  (Maths, History)
• Cyber Secrets (History, Computing, PSHE)

 Key Stage 5

• Codes and ciphers  (Maths, History, Computing)
• History of Bletchley Park  (Maths, History)
• Mathematics of Enigma  (Maths, History, Computing)
• Cyber Security  (History, Computing, PSHE)

GUIDED TOURS

Guided Tour Outdoor tours of our beautifully restored historical site introduce the story of Bletchley Park. Immersed in the surroundings where events actually took place students are introduced to the lives and significant roles of people during WW2. Guided tours are led by our dedicated team of volunteer tour guides and are suitable for all age groups.

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Bank Of England Museum

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This museum allows groups to see and hear first-hand the role and function of the Bank of England.  Educational talks are provided and the visit to the museum is also free where the highlight is always lifting a real gold bullion!

TALKS (45-60 mins)  

A variety of free talks and presentations are on offer to groups of between 15 and 50 which can be tailored to your specific interests of the bank on request including.

Pounds and Pence (KS3): This upbeat presentation is cross-curricular and contains educational links to Maths, History, English and Citizenship/PSHE/PSE/PSD.

It covers the history and purpose of money, why prices change and the Bank of England's role in keeping prices low and stable. The film’s humorous scenarios explain the points in an accessible and entertaining way. Using sheets of new banknotes worth thousands of pounds, children will examine the security features on these genuine notes and be encouraged to play an active part throughout the presentation. 

Keeping on an even keel - the role of the Bank of England (KS4-5): A short film that uses nautical metaphor and animation to explain the Bank’s roles and responsibilities in an accessible, imaginative and entertaining way. The film is divided into seven short modules, which provide a simple guide to the Bank’s monetary policy and financial stability roles. The modules explain why low inflation and a safe and stable financial system matter to the UK economy and how the Bank contributes to achieving them.

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Science Museum: The Winston Gallery

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Visit The Winton Gallery at London's Science Museum, a space dedicated to celebrating the profound impact of mathematics in shaping our world. This gallery uniquely intertwines mathematical principles with innovative design, offering an immersive experience that highlights the central role of mathematics in daily life and the development of modern society.

Why visit The Winton Gallery?

• Mathematics in design: Witness the gallery's architecture, where mathematical concepts are ingeniously integrated into the very fabric of the space, including display cases.
• Historical artifacts: Explore a range of mathematical instruments and historical objects, illustrating the evolution of mathematical thought and its practical applications.
• Educational experience: Engage with exhibits that bring complex mathematical theories to life in an accessible and interactive manner.
• Iconic exhibits: See unique items such as a 1929 experimental aircraft, showcasing the intersection of mathematics and engineering.
• Interactive learning: Dive into the world of maths through hands-on activities and demonstrations, making complex concepts understandable and engaging.

Ready to arrange a visit that reveals the beauty and power of mathematics?

Enquire about this trip

The British Museum Maths Session

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The British Museum’s permanent collection, numbering some 8 million works, is among the largest and most comprehensive in existence and originates from all continents.

The museum has a choice of excellent free sessions specific to Maths for KS3,4 & 5 students.  They also have some fun education al Classroom resources.

• Maths Challenge-  2 Hours (KS3)

In this teacher-led session students use packs of materials supplied by the Museum.

Groups of students rotate through up to nine activities in different galleries, including the Citi Money Gallery. The challenges are designed to focus on developing students’ mathematical thinking by using key processes and applying a variety of mathematical concepts to unfamiliar challenges. (Max 70)

 • Money in the Museum – 3 Hours (KS3, 4 or 5)

In this teacher-led session students undertake a number of activities around the Museum based on the theme of money.  Students apply concepts from Citizenship and Mathematics to unfamiliar challenges. Resource packs are supplied by the Museum. (Max 35)

 • Money Handling and Financial Education -4 Hours with Lunch Break (KS3, 4 OR 5) 

By handling objects from the Citi Money Gallery collection and participating in contextual activities, students will develop an awareness of the role of money and an appreciation of its uses. The morning session called ‘Stash the Cash’ focuses on financial capability, also covering Citizenship and PSHE elements. In the afternoon, financial education concepts are delivered through a maths specific curriculum session called ’Making money’.

Enquire about this trip

3D Printing Sessions

Delve into the innovative world of additive manufacturing with a 3-hour 3D printing session, led by a senior designer in the heart of London. This workshop is a blend of education and hands-on experience, set in a cutting-edge facility, that demystifies the technology of 3D printing.

Why attend 3D Printing Sessions?

• Expert-led workshop: Learn from a senior designer's expertise with a comprehensive introduction to 3D printing technology.
• Tailored experience: Customise your visit to match your specific interests and the educational level of the students.
• Material innovation: Discover the latest advancements in 3D printing materials and see sample objects that showcase the possibilities.
• Design to reality: Gain insight into the journey from concept to creation, including an overview of 3D design software.
• Live demonstration: Observe the process of designing, preparing, and printing a 3D object, culminating in the creation of a souvenir to take home.

Looking for a hands-on, interactive visit that ignites your students' imagination?

Enquire about this trip

Bletchley Park

• View on Map

Winner of ‘Best Attraction for Group’s in the 2015 Group Travel Awards.  It is the home of British codebreaking and a birthplace of modern information technology. It played a major role in World War Two, producing secret intelligence which had a direct and profound influence on the outcome of the conflict.

A 3 hour visit (plus time for lunch if needed) includes a one hour guided tour of the grounds, up to an hour’s exploration of the fascinating museum rooms and a 1 hour educational workshop of choice.

WORKSHOPS

Bletchley Park offer a variety of facilitated workshops for school groups with specific focus on mathematics  and computing. Each workshop is 60 minutes in duration and is designed to be engaging, hands-on and challenging for students.

Facilitated workshops include:

 Key Stage 3 & 4

• Codes and ciphers  (Maths, History, Computing)
• New! Interception to Intelligence: Land and Sea  (Maths, History)
• Cyber Secrets (History, Computing, PSHE)

 Key Stage 5

• Codes and ciphers  (Maths, History, Computing)
• History of Bletchley Park  (Maths, History)
• Mathematics of Enigma  (Maths, History, Computing)
• Cyber Security  (History, Computing, PSHE)

GUIDED TOURS

Guided Tour Outdoor tours of our beautifully restored historical site introduce the story of Bletchley Park. Immersed in the surroundings where events actually took place students are introduced to the lives and significant roles of people during WW2. Guided tours are led by our dedicated team of volunteer tour guides and are suitable for all age groups.

Enquire about this trip

Bank Of England Museum

• View on Map

This museum allows groups to see and hear first-hand the role and function of the Bank of England.  Educational talks are provided and the visit to the museum is also free where the highlight is always lifting a real gold bullion!

TALKS (45-60 mins)  

A variety of free talks and presentations are on offer to groups of between 15 and 50 which can be tailored to your specific interests of the bank on request including.

Pounds and Pence (KS3): This upbeat presentation is cross-curricular and contains educational links to Maths, History, English and Citizenship/PSHE/PSE/PSD.

It covers the history and purpose of money, why prices change and the Bank of England's role in keeping prices low and stable. The film’s humorous scenarios explain the points in an accessible and entertaining way. Using sheets of new banknotes worth thousands of pounds, children will examine the security features on these genuine notes and be encouraged to play an active part throughout the presentation. 

Keeping on an even keel - the role of the Bank of England (KS4-5): A short film that uses nautical metaphor and animation to explain the Bank’s roles and responsibilities in an accessible, imaginative and entertaining way. The film is divided into seven short modules, which provide a simple guide to the Bank’s monetary policy and financial stability roles. The modules explain why low inflation and a safe and stable financial system matter to the UK economy and how the Bank contributes to achieving them.

Enquire about this trip

Science Museum: The Winston Gallery

• View on Map

Visit The Winton Gallery at London's Science Museum, a space dedicated to celebrating the profound impact of mathematics in shaping our world. This gallery uniquely intertwines mathematical principles with innovative design, offering an immersive experience that highlights the central role of mathematics in daily life and the development of modern society.

Why visit The Winton Gallery?

• Mathematics in design: Witness the gallery's architecture, where mathematical concepts are ingeniously integrated into the very fabric of the space, including display cases.
• Historical artifacts: Explore a range of mathematical instruments and historical objects, illustrating the evolution of mathematical thought and its practical applications.
• Educational experience: Engage with exhibits that bring complex mathematical theories to life in an accessible and interactive manner.
• Iconic exhibits: See unique items such as a 1929 experimental aircraft, showcasing the intersection of mathematics and engineering.
• Interactive learning: Dive into the world of maths through hands-on activities and demonstrations, making complex concepts understandable and engaging.

Ready to arrange a visit that reveals the beauty and power of mathematics?

Enquire about this trip

The British Museum Maths Session

• View on Map

The British Museum’s permanent collection, numbering some 8 million works, is among the largest and most comprehensive in existence and originates from all continents.

The museum has a choice of excellent free sessions specific to Maths for KS3,4 & 5 students.  They also have some fun education al Classroom resources.

• Maths Challenge-  2 Hours (KS3)

In this teacher-led session students use packs of materials supplied by the Museum.

Groups of students rotate through up to nine activities in different galleries, including the Citi Money Gallery. The challenges are designed to focus on developing students’ mathematical thinking by using key processes and applying a variety of mathematical concepts to unfamiliar challenges. (Max 70)

 • Money in the Museum – 3 Hours (KS3, 4 or 5)

In this teacher-led session students undertake a number of activities around the Museum based on the theme of money.  Students apply concepts from Citizenship and Mathematics to unfamiliar challenges. Resource packs are supplied by the Museum. (Max 35)

 • Money Handling and Financial Education -4 Hours with Lunch Break (KS3, 4 OR 5) 

By handling objects from the Citi Money Gallery collection and participating in contextual activities, students will develop an awareness of the role of money and an appreciation of its uses. The morning session called ‘Stash the Cash’ focuses on financial capability, also covering Citizenship and PSHE elements. In the afternoon, financial education concepts are delivered through a maths specific curriculum session called ’Making money’.

Enquire about this trip

London Eye

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• Estimated 60 Min. Visit

The London Eye is a truly encompassing attraction. What was once the world’s tallest Ferris wheel, the London Eye offers stunning panoramic views of London’s landscape from an incredible altitude. Amazingly, visitors can see up to 40 kilometres in each direction on a clear day. Over three million people hop on the London Eye each year, which has cemented its reputation as one of the most visited attractions in the city

Why visit the London Eye?

• Experience breathtaking panoramic views of London’s skyline
• Capture stunning photos of famous landmarks
• And more!

Looking to plan a trip that includes this visit?

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Imperial War Museum

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The Imperial War Museum covers conflicts involving Britain from the First World War through to the present day. The Centenary of the First World War is highly topical and with its new First World War galleries the IWM is a must for any London art tour.

Why visit the Imperial War Museum?

• The world’s leading museum of war and conflict
• Over 150,000 items are cared for at the Imperial War Museum
• Exhibits include ships, aircraft, vehicles, weapons, uniforms and more

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West End theatre performance

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• Estimated 3-Hour Visit

Whatever your London trip aims, a West End show is a great opportunity to reward those on school trips to London with a thrilling night at the theatre.

The West End is famous as one of the best places in the world to see live theatrical performances by touring and local companies.

Current Top West End Shows Include

• Lion King
• Wicked
• Frozen
• Matilda The Musical
• Mrs Doubtfire The Musical
• Les Misérables
• Back To The Future
• Harry Potter & The Cursed Child
• Six
• Phantom of the Opera 
• Mamma Mia

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Natural History Museum

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• Estimated 4-Hour Visit

The Natural History Museum is a must-visit attraction, showcasing captivating collections on an eye-opening selection of natural specimens. 

Research, workshops and collections cover wildlife, botany, entomology, mineralogy and palaeontology, including a fascinating dinosaur exhibition, where you can explore the world-famous extinct creatures.

Why visit the Natural History Museum?

• Fascinating interactive exhibits
• Incredible educational opportunities
• Iconic architecture 
• And more!

Looking to plan a trip that includes this visit?

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Art Galleries Of London

For school trips, London's array of art galleries offer enriching experiences with free entry and educational programs. Here's a glimpse into what you can explore:

• National Gallery: Iconic, housing a vast collection of paintings from the 13th to the 19th centuries.

• National Portrait Gallery: Celebrates individuals who've shaped British history and culture through portraits.

• Tate Britain: Dedicated to British art from 1500 to the present day.

• Tate Modern: A modern art powerhouse, located in a former power station on the Thames.

• Victoria and Albert Museum: The world's leading museum of art and design.

Why visit London's Art Galleries?

• Cultural Exposure: Engage with historic and contemporary artworks.

• Inspirational Spaces: Stimulating environments that encourage curiosity and creativity.

• Diverse Collections: From classical masterpieces to cutting-edge contemporary art.

• Interactive Experiences: Many galleries offer hands-on activities and workshops.

Interested in planning a trip that includes these cultural gems?

Enquire about this trip

London Eye

• View on Map
• Estimated 60 Min. Visit

The London Eye is a truly encompassing attraction. What was once the world’s tallest Ferris wheel, the London Eye offers stunning panoramic views of London’s landscape from an incredible altitude. Amazingly, visitors can see up to 40 kilometres in each direction on a clear day. Over three million people hop on the London Eye each year, which has cemented its reputation as one of the most visited attractions in the city

Why visit the London Eye?

• Experience breathtaking panoramic views of London’s skyline
• Capture stunning photos of famous landmarks
• And more!

Looking to plan a trip that includes this visit?

Enquire about this trip

Imperial War Museum

• View on Map

The Imperial War Museum covers conflicts involving Britain from the First World War through to the present day. The Centenary of the First World War is highly topical and with its new First World War galleries the IWM is a must for any London art tour.

Why visit the Imperial War Museum?

• The world’s leading museum of war and conflict
• Over 150,000 items are cared for at the Imperial War Museum
• Exhibits include ships, aircraft, vehicles, weapons, uniforms and more

Enquire about this trip

West End theatre performance

• View on Map
• Estimated 3-Hour Visit

Whatever your London trip aims, a West End show is a great opportunity to reward those on school trips to London with a thrilling night at the theatre.

The West End is famous as one of the best places in the world to see live theatrical performances by touring and local companies.

Current Top West End Shows Include

• Lion King
• Wicked
• Frozen
• Matilda The Musical
• Mrs Doubtfire The Musical
• Les Misérables
• Back To The Future
• Harry Potter & The Cursed Child
• Six
• Phantom of the Opera 
• Mamma Mia

Enquire about this trip

Natural History Museum

• View on Map
• Estimated 4-Hour Visit

The Natural History Museum is a must-visit attraction, showcasing captivating collections on an eye-opening selection of natural specimens. 

Research, workshops and collections cover wildlife, botany, entomology, mineralogy and palaeontology, including a fascinating dinosaur exhibition, where you can explore the world-famous extinct creatures.

Why visit the Natural History Museum?

• Fascinating interactive exhibits
• Incredible educational opportunities
• Iconic architecture 
• And more!

Looking to plan a trip that includes this visit?

Enquire about this trip

Art Galleries Of London

For school trips, London's array of art galleries offer enriching experiences with free entry and educational programs. Here's a glimpse into what you can explore:

• National Gallery: Iconic, housing a vast collection of paintings from the 13th to the 19th centuries.

• National Portrait Gallery: Celebrates individuals who've shaped British history and culture through portraits.

• Tate Britain: Dedicated to British art from 1500 to the present day.

• Tate Modern: A modern art powerhouse, located in a former power station on the Thames.

• Victoria and Albert Museum: The world's leading museum of art and design.

Why visit London's Art Galleries?

• Cultural Exposure: Engage with historic and contemporary artworks.

• Inspirational Spaces: Stimulating environments that encourage curiosity and creativity.

• Diverse Collections: From classical masterpieces to cutting-edge contemporary art.

• Interactive Experiences: Many galleries offer hands-on activities and workshops.

Interested in planning a trip that includes these cultural gems?

Enquire about this trip