School trips give pupils first-hand experiences that help their understanding of the content of the curriculum and benefit their personal development. We are committed to ensuring that educational visits take place regularly and build these into our curriculum. You can see some of the trips our children have been on below.
We use an online system called Evolve to plan trips. Parents receive a form in an email with details of each trip. We do not send paper letters and we do not require parents to print and return forms; they can simply submit their response online. For most trips, we rely on parent volunteers to help supervise pupils. You can offer your assistance using the Evolve form.
We risk assess every trip and our teachers are trained and experience in managing visits. You can learn more about our trips on the News page, our Newsletters and from our Off-Site Visits Policy.
To learn about the Stone Age
To learn about drawing and painting
To learn about forces and magnets
To learn about income and budgets
To learn about fossils
To learn about a place of worship
To learn about tourism and travel
To learn about nature and art
To learn about Ancient Egypt
To learn ride a BMX bike
To learn about the climate of the rainforest
To learn about the Torah
To participate in an art project
To learn about the digestive system
To experience a concert by the London Symphony Orchestra
To learn about democracy in the UK
To learn about painting
To experience a performance of Shakespeare
To experience a live ballet performance
To complete a field study on a river
To learn about coding in the context of space exploration
To learn about French language and culture
To learn about a place of worship
To learn about a place of worship
To learn about Anglo-Saxon habitations
To develop an appreciation for different artists
To learn about local habitats and wildlife
To learn how to climb
To learn about transactions and methods of payment
To learn about life in wartime Britain
To learn about a place of worship
To learn about electrical circuits and coding in the context of toys
To experience a performance of ballet
To learn how to stay safe and keep others safe
To learn about teamwork and kayaking
To learn outdoor activity skills
To create an film a news broadcast
To experience a performance of Shakespeare
For the pupil school council to learn about democracy and the function of the London Assembly
Our football team have competed nationally twice in the past three years, representing West Ham United F.C and Leyton Orient
Our pupils have been ball boys and ball girls for competitions
Pupils performed in the English National Opera’s production of Noye’s Fludde
Our gymnastics squad represented Redbridge at the London Youth Games
