School trips to America allow students to explore diverse landscapes, from national parks such as Yosemite and the Grand Canyon to bustling cities like New York City, Washington D.C. and Los Angeles. We’ll take you where other providers won’t, showing your students a side of the country that you never knew existed. With us, your students can enjoy an authentic experience and gain an appreciation of American culture, art, science, history, geography and business. Our academic travel programs tick off the country’s most iconic attractions, but we’ll go one step further and take you deep into the heart of America.
Students can immerse themselves in many activities on a USA school trip. From attending a civil rights walking tour in Harlem to visiting the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, students will gain a deeper understanding of American culture and history. Explore the American Revolution on the Freedom Trail, learn about Wall Street’s financial history, and understand key moments in American politics at the Boston Tea Party Museum. Iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Fenway Park, and the Skywalk Observatory will also be checked off the list, giving students an exciting, well-rounded trip. Some highlights of an America school tour include:
Step behind the camera during a “Make a Movie Workshop” where students will practice how to professionally handle camera equipment, learn editing software and experience directing, producing, and shooting actual scenes in a studio and on the streets of New York! Students will gain practical skills that link to their performing arts curriculum.
Play a local sport team and watch a live NBA game to gain a full understanding of American sporting culture and develop confidence on a school trip to the USA.
Take a guided tour of the Exploratorium in San Francisco, followed by a STEM workshop. Students will engage their curiosity through hundreds of exhibits which form a gateway to exploring human perception, art and science.
A school trip to the USA offers students a chance to explore diverse landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. From the historic landmarks of Washington, D.C., to the skyscrapers of New York and the natural wonders of national parks, the country is full of educational opportunities. With its blend of innovation, heritage, and iconic destinations, the USA provides endless opportunities for exploration and inspiration.
Marcus has played a key role in organizing and supporting over 75 school trips to the USA, bringing a wealth of expertise across a diverse range of educational tours. His knowledge spans multiple focus areas, including STEM and Space Camps, Performing Arts, Entrepreneurship and Business, and History programs. With his extensive experience, Marcus ensures that each trip is both enriching and unforgettable for students and educators alike.
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Marcus has played a key role in organizing and supporting over 75 school trips to the USA, bringing a wealth of expertise across a diverse range of educational tours. His knowledge spans multiple focus areas, including STEM and Space Camps, Performing Arts, Entrepreneurship and Business, and History programs. With his extensive experience, Marcus ensures that each trip is both enriching and unforgettable for students and educators alike.
“The USA offers incredible variety for students—whether exploring Washington’s history, New York’s culture, or national parks’ natural beauty, it’s a dynamic destination that combines learning with real-world inspiration across countless subjects.”
Yes, our music trips cater to a wide range of skill levels. Whether your students are beginners or advanced musicians, each trip is designed to offer meaningful experiences and opportunities for growth, from group rehearsals to personalized workshops.
Absolutely! We tailor all our itineraries to your learning objectives and travel style. We cater to any programme, from service trips and cultural tours to subject-focused educational trips and faculty-led university programmes. No two trips with us are ever the same.
We cater to all travel styles, from hostels to four-star hotels. Accommodation must meet our standards and students never share rooms with the public or opposite sex. Regardless of which accommodation you choose, teachers always have a private room.
Whether you choose private or public transportation, we use only reputable safe and trusted modes of transport.
Our standard plan is 20% at booking, 40% six months before departure and the remaining 40% two months prior. However, we understand that every institution is different, so we endeavour to organise and arrange a payment plan that works for your group.
Our USA school trips cover a wide range of iconic destinations, giving students a chance to experience the cultural, historical, and geography of the country. Popular destinations include New York City to see the 9/11 Memorial Museum, Boston for the Freedom Trail, visit the Washington D.C Capitol Building and an East Coast highlights tour.
Students can immerse themselves in many activities on a USA school trip. From attending a civil rights walking tour in Harlem to visiting the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston, students will gain a deeper understanding of American culture and history. Explore the American Revolution on the Freedom Trail, learn about Wall Street’s financial history, and understand key moments in American politics at the Boston Tea Party Museum. Iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Fenway Park, and the Skywalk Observatory will also be checked off the list, giving students an exciting, well-rounded trip.
We recommend starting the planning process 9–12 months in advance to ensure availability for your preferred dates, destinations, and activities. This also allows ample time to organise the necessary documentation, including passports, visas, and travel insurance.
Most students and teachers travelling from the UK or EU will require an ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorisation) to enter the USA for short stays of up to 90 days. An ESTA is not the same as a visa but is necessary for entry under the Visa Waiver Program (VWP).
Here’s a general guideline:
We recommend starting the application process at least 3 months before departure to ensure everything is in place.
Yes, absolutely! All our school trips are fully customisable, and we work closely with schools to ensure the itinerary aligns with your educational goals. For example, if your students are studying American history, we can incorporate more museum visits and historical tours in Washington D.C. and Boston.
No two trips with us are ever the same. Explore our full range of Americas school trips.
All of our America school trips include dedicated 24/7 support, pre-trip preparation, and local representatives who ensure smooth logistics, safety, and educational depth throughout the program.
Yes, our USA educational tours are led by expert local guides who deliver detailed, curriculum-linked information that enriches each site visit and activity.
Every school trip to America includes a dedicated Adventure Leader and responsive local staff to handle logistics, support learning, and ensure the group’s well-being.
The best time for a school trip to the USA is during the shoulder seasons, spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November). These periods offer pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and potentially lower prices on flights and accommodation compared to the peak summer months. If you are interested in a sports tour, consider the season schedule for basketball, ice hockey and American football.
Yes. We provide 24-hour emergency assistance and on-the-ground support to ensure safety, communication, and peace of mind for teachers and students alike.
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