How To Make Sure You’re Fit For Your School Expedition
Tried-and-tested tips to help you prepare ahead of your trip.
Tried-and-tested tips to help you prepare ahead of your trip.
Our leaders share their top tips on working with your cycle when you’re in an unfamiliar environment.
Gaining confidence, building resilience and learning how to communicate with others is just the start…
World Challenge trips are not just about exploring new destinations but also about engaging in a deeper exploration and development of one’s inner self.
Check out these four closer to home destinations which tick all the right boxes, within just a few hours flight of the UK.
Before you climb onto an elephant’s back, discover the truth about elephant riding and what you’re endorsing.
Leadership takes many forms but how can it truly be developed during overseas school trips? On a World Challenge school expedition the trip leader handles logistics and safety, but the real transformation happens when students step up to lead.
Travelling on a school trip to India is far more than ticking off icons, it’s a continuous journey of discovery. From early-morning chai stops and winding overnight train rides, to majestic Himalayan treks and immersing yourself in Hindu culture where even cows are regarded with reverence, there’s no shortage of moments to savour.
From safety standards to ethical community projects, don’t compromise on these essential aspects of school expeditions.
Spoken by around 85 million people worldwide, Vietnamese is the official language of Vietnam – so you’ll want to know a few key phrases before your school trip to Vietnam. Pick up some basics before you travel, and you’ll have a much better chance of communicating with the locals and get a deeper flavour of their lives. From asking for directions to saying your name, here are six must-know phrases to learn before you go.
This is what it’s really like to conquer North Africa’s highest mountain as a team on a school expedition to Morocco.
Discover how it feels to tackle the mountains of Borneo on foot.