School Classics Trips

Explore the Ancient World

At Activ4 School Tours, we specialise in organising enriching school classics trips that transport students into the heart of the ancient world. Our expertly curated itineraries align with GCSE, A-Level, and university-level Classics and Classical Civilisation curricula, offering students the chance to explore the art, architecture, language, literature, and mythology of ancient Greece and Rome. Whether you’re walking through the ruins of Pompeii, standing beneath the Parthenon, or exploring Roman Britain, our trips bring the classical world vividly to life.

Why Choose a School Classics Trip with Us?

Classics trips with Activ4 School Tours allow students to engage with ancient history, philosophy, language, and culture in the places where it all happened. Our immersive experiences go far beyond textbook learning—students see ancient inscriptions, temples, and amphitheatres firsthand, giving them a richer, deeper understanding of the classical world. With guided tours, archaeological site visits, and tailored educational content, our trips provide a powerful context for classical studies.

Tailored to Your Curriculum

Our school classics trips are fully adaptable to meet the specific learning needs of your students, supporting key areas of study across GCSE and A-Level syllabuses. Working with teachers, we create itineraries that enhance understanding of classical texts, historical contexts, and material culture.

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Here’s how we can align school Classics trips with your curriculum:

• Classical Literature: Explore sites linked to texts such as The Odyssey, The Aeneid, and Greek tragedies.
• Historical Context: Understand the political and social structures of ancient civilisations by visiting forums, temples, and senate buildings.
• Language and Inscriptions: Students can see Latin and Ancient Greek inscriptions in situ, reinforcing linguistic learning.
• Art & Architecture: Study Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian styles, sculpture, and mosaics up close in museums and archaeological sites.
• Mythology and Religion: Visit sanctuaries, temples, and mythological landmarks to deepen understanding of ancient belief systems.