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• Two day Battlefield Tours
• Belgium & France
• International Relations 1870-1990 ... (+1 more)
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• Educational Guided History, Secondary School

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• Expert guide support
• Study the causes of the First World War
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About this trip.

By the summer of 1916 the British Army held roughly 80 miles of front line stretching from the pastures of Flanders, through the coal fields of Northern France, to the farmlands of Picardy. Across these differing landscapes the living conditions and the nature of the fighting experienced by men on each side of No Mans’ Land would vary significantly.

On a two-day school battlefield trip with Anglia, your students will have the chance to:

• Compare the wide-open, predominantly rural, Somme battlefields of 1916, with the mud and devastation of the Ypres Salient
• Look at how the nature of the British Army changed as a result of its experiences through the Great War
• Consider the tactical and technological developments which were brought in as the war progressed

Our two-day battlefield tours also allow more time for personal pilgrimages, the opportunity for you to follow in the footsteps of individuals and units, and time for reflection at the various locations visited.

Your guided tour will incorporate the following key study themes to  support your learning back in the classroom.

• Causes of the First World War
• The nature of trench warfare
• Life in the trenches
• The role of women
• The uniform, equipment, and weapons of a British Tommy
• German cemetery ethos: the role of the Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgrӓberfürsorge (VDK)
• The role of the Commonwealth and former Empire
• The ethos of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission
• Kitchener's Army and the Pals Battalions
• Recruitment
• ‘Going over the top’
• 1st July 1916
• The development of Mine warfare on the Western Front
• The Somme – a British victory? 

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Typical key visits included in this itinerary 

• Lijssenthoek Causes of the Great War; 1914 battles; Ethos of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission; Empire troops; The role of women in the Great War.
• Bayernwald – German trench system The development of Trench warfare; Use of ground; Trench construction; Daily routine; Technology; Problems with trench fighting.
• Vancouver Corner Poison gas and its effects
• Poperinghe Military discipline in the Great War; Courts Martial; Punishment and executions.
• Hill 60 New methods of warfare; Mining; The use of Gas.
• Sunken Lane The Somme 1916; Kitchener's Army and the Pals Battalions; Recruitment; The Plan for 1st July 1916; 1st Bn Lancashire Fusiliers; ‘Going over the top’.
• Ulster Tower The Story of the 36th Ulster Division; Background to the Troubles: the story of Billy McFadzean VC.
• Auchonvillers An opportunity for the whole group to handle equipment and weaponry and for a member of the group to dress in Great War uniform.

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• Fully guided service
• Tailor-made itinerary
• An executive coach for your exclusive use
• Return crossings with ferry or Eurotunnel
• 1 free teacher place for every 10 paying students
• All entrance fees associated with your visit

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The battle of Langemarck, which was the third major attack of the Third Battle of Ypres, was significant for its high casualties, fierce trench warfare, and the creation of the "myth of Langemarck," symbolising the sacrifice and heroism of German soldiers amidst the challenging conditions of the Western Front.

In this guided battlefield tour of Langemarck, you’ll gain expert insight into:

• German cemetery ethos
• Slaughter of the Innocents
• Hitler’s 1940 visit
• Causes of WW2
• Reconciliation

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Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917

The Memorial Museum Passchendaele 1917, located in the former Passchendaele Château, is known for its historical significance, comprehensive exhibits, interactive displays, trench experience, educational programs, and memorial gardens, offering visitors an immersive and educational experience about the Battle of Passchendaele during World War I.

Complete with an accurate representation of a British bunker system, it presents an opportunity for school tour groups to handle equipment and weaponry, as well as the chance for a group member to dress in authentic Great War uniform.

Tyne Cot, the largest Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery, holds immense significance as a poignant memorial to the fallen soldiers of World War I. In particular, it honours those who fought in the Ypres Salient, and serves as a sombre reminder of the human cost of the conflict.

On a guided tour of Tyne Cot, your school group will gain expert insight into the following points in history:

• 1917: The 3rd battle of Ypres (Passchendaele)
• 1918: The end of the Great War
• Remembrance: With the option of wreath-laying

Newfoundland Memorial Park

Newfoundland Memorial Park pays tribute to the Newfoundland Regiment's valiant efforts during the Battle of the Somme in World War I, showcasing preserved trenches and the iconic Caribou Monument.

Highlights of a school trip to the Newfoundland Memorial Park include expert insight into:

• The Newfoundland Regiment on 1st July
• Preserved trench system
• An opportunity to walk across the battlefield

Thiepval Memorial to the Missing

The Thiepval Memorial to the Missing is a profound testament to the sacrifice of soldiers during the Battle of the Somme in World War I. It commemorates over 72,000 British and South African troops who have no known graves, symbolising the scale of loss and the enduring impact of the conflict.

On a guided tour of Thiepval, your school group will gain expert insight into the following themes:

• The Somme – a British victory?
• The impact of the battle
• A chance for reflection

Lochnagar Crater

Lochnagar Crater presents a rare chance to experience a preserved World War I site, created by a massive underground mine explosion during the Battle of the Somme, serving as a stark reminder of the destructive impact of trench warfare and the human toll of the conflict.

During this guided tour, your school group will gain valuable insight into the use of mine warfare in the Great War.

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Battlefield Studies Tour

Battlefield Studies are a core function of professional military education.  They focus not only on historical aspects but also on decision making, inter-operability, maintenance of the moral component and collective training. We will provide presentations, lectures and preliminary study packs, including bespoke written materials for use before and during the tour. We are able to write TEWT style exercises with units to support training aims.

These tours are specifically designed for trained officers, soldiers, sailors and airmen in tri-service regular and reserve, headquarters, units and sub-units.

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Here is a video of their 'Last 100 Days' tour that AirTanker Services, one of our long-standing customers, took with us:

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Sample itinerary - 5 day development of warfare.

Travel Check in to Hotel Conference Room Lecture - ‘Quatre Bras and the wider context of Waterloo’

Waterloo Stand 1: La Belle Alliance Napoleon and the French perspective Stand 2: Hougoumont Farm Stand 3: The Lion Mound. Extended lunch break to allow time to look round the museum Stand 4: La Haye Sainte Crossroads. D’Erlons attack Stand 5: Plancenoit. Wounded Eagle memorial. Prussian part of the battle and their exploitation of the French. Depart Waterloo and return to your hotel Conference room - Lecture

Stand 6: Gheluvelt Ridge. Wider context, prelims and the army of 1914 Stand 7: Gheluvelt Ridge. German use of fighting power and mission command Hooge Crater Museum Stand 8: Hooge Crater. Mining and Khan VC Stand 9: Vancouver Corner. The use of gas Stand 10: Langemarck Cemetery. The end of the BEF and how the Germans memorialise their dead Check into hotel in Ypres Conference Room Lecture on Messines, Arras and some thoughts to consider for the following day

Stand 11: Zonnebeke. Messines lecture follow up plus discussion backbriefs Stand 12: Memorial Museum Passchendaele. 3rd Ypres Lunch break Stand 13: Walk Zonnebeke to Tyne Cot. 1.5 hr walk encompassing several smaller stands Stand 14: Tyne Cot CWGC Cemetery. Wreath laying and personal reflection Stand 15: Passchendaele Memorial Park. The challenges of multinational/coalition warfare (inc comparisons with ARRC) Final lessons. 2000 Last Post Ceremony

Ypres and Return Travel Conference Room Consolidation and wash up

Sample itinerary - 3 day Last 100 Days - Somme 1918

Battle of Le Hamel: Scene setter for the Last Hundred Days campaign. The highly choreographed attack on the Wolfsberg feature by the Australians Overnight in Amiens

Hourges Orchard Cemetery, Domart. Planning and preparation for 8 August 1918. Deception Bombardment and artillery plan Ground for the Canadian Corps. Heath CWGC Cemetery. The progress of the Australian Corps. The development of All Arms warfare. Gaby VC Mont St Quentin. Pursuit to the Hindenburg Line. Battle of Mont St Quentin (1 Sep 1918). Medical system and replacements Peronne. Free time for lunch and coffee Bellicourt Tunnel. Breaking the Hindenburg Line. Battle for St Quentin Canal (29 Sep 1918) Integration of American troops. Improvisation Riqueval Bridge. Breaking the Hindenburg Line. Battle for St Quentin Canal (29 Sep 1918)

Ors. Battle of the Sambre, 4 November 1918. 32nd Division’s crossing Lock No.1. Battle of the Sambre, 4 November 1918. 1st Division’s crossing

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• Full board accommodation
• Assistance with all three phases of the planning sequence
• Expert, professional and knowledgeable military historians
• Minimising the administrative burden on project officers
• No recce required

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Anglia Tours aims to bring history closer to home with new packages

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Anglia Tours is offering a range of options to help support classroom-based teaching, taking pupils to range of historically significant places across the UK.

Schools can book their spots on a range of history day trips with Anglia Tours.

The team has said that now is still a good time to boost students’ knowledge and passion with the help of its guided history tours throughout the UK.

Whether it be trips to historically significant places, walking tours or living history workshops within schools, every session is designed to enhance subject learning and boost pupils’ confidence.

UK day trips 

Anglia Tours’ UK day trips, which can be tailored for different ages, have been designed with the aim of enabling students to develop a deeper understanding of the events, experience and legacy of World War One:

• The Christmas Truce: through unique re-enactments, pupils will meet with a Recruiting Sergeant to be put through their paces with a Drill Sergeant and learn about how wounds and injuries were treated from a Medical Officer.
• World War One  day tour to the Midlands: the tour begins at the Great War Hut, Cannock Chase to learn about recruitment and training of the British Army, before moving on for a guided tour of the nearby Commonwealth and German Military cemeteries.Then it is on the to the Staffordshire Regiment Museum, where pupils can see a large, reconstructed trench system, period equipment and weaponry close up and experience a World War One training camp. The tour will end with a visit to the National Memorial Arboretum.
• World War One day tour to East Anglia: delivered in conjunction with Khaki Devil and the Great War Huts, students will: visit restored, original World War One buildings; see a large reconstructed trench system; and take part in a fully-guided tour of a local cemetery which contains a number of Commonwealth War Graves Commission burials.

London-based walking tours

Led by an Anglia guide, each London walking tour visits a range of carefully selected sites throughout the city. By making use of different historical sources such as official documents, drawings, and photographs, the tours aim to help students visualise the environment in a way which a text book cannot:

• Whitechapel: Crime, Policing & The Inner City: focussing on the case study of Jack the Ripper, this fully-guided walking tour will cover key themes such as housing, unemployment, poverty, immigration and crime. There is also a detailed examination of investigative policing in Whitechapel at the turn of the 20th century.
• London & The Second World War:  with visits to locations such as St Paul’s Cathedral, Smithfield Market and the ruins of St Dunstan’s in the east, and covering themes including the Blitz, weapons and London’s response to the war, this tour will look at how the city and its people dealt with an unprecedented threat.

If schools are unable to get outside of the school grounds at this time, Anglia Tours can also bring history to you, through a series of presentations, each delivered in character by historical interpreters. These days can be tailored to meet specific requirements.

You can find more information about all of Anglia Tours’ educational offerings at angliatours.co.uk

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What will students see and do.

Looking for school trips to Europe and battlefield tours for schools? Anglia Tours offers high-quality educational trips across the continent that allow Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 students to visit important historic sites based in France, Germany, Belgium and beyond.

Students will have the opportunity to delve into the history of Europe, including the Western Front, with options to visit WW1 trenches and key sites including the Ypres and Somme battlefields. Many study experiences with Anglia Tours also cover the WW2 timeline, with educational visits to the site of the Dunkirk evacuation or school travel to visit Auschwitz in Poland.

History school teachers can also enrich students’ understanding of the French Revolution by taking classes to visit the Palace of Versailles, the site of the Bastille and the Conciergerie, where Marie Antoinette spent her final days. Students will also have the option to explore the culture and history of Paris by visiting the Louvre and taking a trip on the Seine.

Teachers who choose to stay local to the UK still have plenty of school trip ideas to consider, including London walking tours. Guided walks can help students better understand life on the Home Front while British troops, then known as the British Expeditionary Force (BEF), were fighting abroad in the Second World War. This history trip could cover stops at the Imperial War Museum and the Cabinet War Rooms. Other popular tours in London involve crime and punishment in Whitechapel, with a must-see Jack the Ripper tour.

How does the trip link to the curriculum?

Anglia Tours offers bespoke history school trips that are tailored to your class’s needs. Travelling across the English Channel opens the door to engaging and thought-provoking opportunities for learning outside the classroom. School trips abroad will enrich the knowledge students have built through their studies with impactful in-person experiences at places of interest, like WW1 battlefields and key World War II sites.

European battlefield tours offer a number of opportunities for further learning, from trench warfare and WW1 weapons, such as machine guns, to life in Nazi Germany and the beginnings of the Cold War. Students can also learn more about the Holocaust with a history tour beginning in Berlin, where Adolf Hitler planned the Final Solution, and culminating with gas chambers and crematoria at an Auschwitz tour.

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Anglia Tours offers a dedicated Tour Coordinator to provide support and guidance as well as school trips abroad advice to teachers. Visit the website for tour leader resources including passenger lists for tours by coach and by air and advice on completing risk assessments. You will also find educational resources including a Great War Booklet, Surgery & Treatment Booklet, Surgery & Treatment Flash Cards and Berlin Booklet.

Minimum and maximum group size

Minimum group size of 20.

Details of risk assessment

All Anglia tours comply with the latest DfE guidelines that relate to health and safety on educational visits. The company’s safety management system includes generic risk assessments of activities and venues included in many of its tours. Anglia Tours can arrange inspection visits for group leaders travelling to new destinations so they can carry out their own risk assessment.

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The facilities vary depending on which tour you choose, but trips with an overnight element will include hotel or hostel accommodation and an exclusive coach for your group.

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Anglia Tours is a member of ABTA, and the flights and flight-inclusive packages it offers are financially protected by the ATOL scheme. As standard, the company also includes travel insurance specifically tailored to the needs of educational groups.

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Experience immersive history trips with Anglia Tours. We provide unparalleled insight on our captivating history tours. Book now and delve into the past.

 Now, more than ever, you need to know that you can book with a Tour Operator who has everything covered for you. Anglia Tours is your trusted partner to support you throughout your tour planning with our  Covid Promise, our new, improved insurance policy and our new Next Generation Travel Loyalty Scheme.

At Anglia we care about our customers, our staff, the places we visit, the stories we tell and the organisations we work with. These key principles define who we are and what we do. We believe they are also the reason why Anglia is the market leader in fully-guided history trips for UK schools.

Our team of expert and highly experienced guides, each selected not only for the depth of their historical knowledge but more importantly for their ability to engage and inspire your students, is there to ensure they gain the maximum educational benefit from the tour.

There are a host of wonderful locations across the UK where your students can embrace learning outside the classroom. Our 1 and 2-day guided school battlefield tours will ensure you make the most of the time you have available, and your specialist Anglia guide really will bring the topic alive for students.

All you need to know about our new and improved insurance policy specifically developed for schools and groups, backed by ABTA and the School Travel Forum and underwritten by AXA

We are delighted to know that international educational trips are back! Our advice to you is to contact us now to get your plans in place, reserve your first choice services and put yourselves in a good position to launch your trip to students and parents.  

The students and teachers who come on our guided tours tell us time and time again that it’s our experienced guides who make the difference. Deeply knowledgeable, full of captivating stories and skilled at connecting with young people, they bring places and events to life in ways that few others can.

We work with you to design a bespoke tour which meets the specific needs of your school and which supports what you are teaching in class. We start by asking what you want your students to see and what you want them to experience then build the tour around these requirements. A tour which, as the testimonials on our website show, your students will find thought-provoking, engaging and enjoyable.

From the first moment you contact us, our highly experienced team will look after all your requirements. They will answer your questions, offer guidance, advice and support all the way through the process

The safety and security of you and your students is our priority. We operate a detailed Safety Management System, choose only the best suppliers and offer 24-hour office support for the duration of your time away.

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The Moscow Metro Tour is included in most guided tours’ itineraries. Opened in 1935, under Stalin’s regime, the metro was not only meant to solve transport problems, but also was hailed as “a people’s palace”. Every station you will see during your Moscow metro tour looks like a palace room. There are bright paintings, mosaics, stained glass, bronze statues… Our Moscow metro tour includes the most impressive stations best architects and designers worked at - Ploshchad Revolutsii, Mayakovskaya, Komsomolskaya, Kievskaya, Novoslobodskaya and some others.

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The guide will not only help you navigate the metro, but will also provide you with fascinating background tales for the images you see and a history of each station.

And there some stories to be told during the Moscow metro tour! The deepest station - Park Pobedy - is 84 metres under the ground with the world longest escalator of 140 meters. Parts of the so-called Metro-2, a secret strategic system of underground tunnels, was used for its construction.

During the Second World War the metro itself became a strategic asset: it was turned into the city's biggest bomb-shelter and one of the stations even became a library. 217 children were born here in 1941-1942! The metro is the most effective means of transport in the capital.

There are almost 200 stations 196 at the moment and trains run every 90 seconds! The guide of your Moscow metro tour can explain to you how to buy tickets and find your way if you plan to get around by yourself.

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8. viki cinema, 9. smokygrove.

10. Gandikap

11. papa lounge bar, 12. karaoke bar.

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