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Places you went to on school trips



Cian

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Jul 16, 2003
14,262
Dublin, Ireland
Primary/Lower end of secondary school
Coca Cola Factory
Newgrange
Kilmainham Jail
Every other random Irish place to go to

Higher end of secondary school:
Switzerland
Northern Ireland
 






medicine man

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Jan 22, 2004
862
by the sea
Fab!
right, enginerium (?)
Shoreham power station
Arundel Wildfowl Trust (incl. swanbourne lake)
South Bank Theatre- A View From A Bridge
Palladium -Ziegfield Follies (itself rather a folly)
Connaught Theatre- Two man play about Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon (how bloody high brow!)
Week trip to Charmouth in Dorest- where fossills were invented.
incl. trips to Yeovil Fleet Air Arm Museum, Exeter Maritime Museum, A Butterfly Farm,
Gold Hill (where the Hovis ad was filmed), Axminster Carpet Factory and cattle market (bought me a heiffer), Lyme Regis and I'm sure some I've missed- it was 25yrs ago!


oh, and a place with lots of rebuilt old houses...



but, I'm sure that wouldn't interest you...


...although there was a REAL animal SKULL on a fence post on the way to the Weald and Downland Museum, kind of exciting for 8yr olds!!

Yeah, good thread, and I thought we didn't go to many places at school!
 




Gwylan

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Jul 5, 2003
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Uffern
spooky, i thought of the weald museum straight away, seeing this thread.. has anyone NOT ben there?!

I'm with Yorkie on this: I've not been there,


Blimey, it's no wonder that the older generation is better educated: we spent our days studying while you kids spent your time poncing around. :jester:
 






Dave the OAP

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Jul 5, 2003
46,762
at home
I always thought fossils were`invented at Lulworth Cove in Dorset?
 


Frutos

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May 3, 2006
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Northumberland
- Cotswold Farm Park
- Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
- Natural History Museum
- A Roman Villa I can't remember the name of
- Poole (residential)
- Bristol (residential)
- Whitby (residential)
- Somewhere in France (residential, somewhere near Bayeux and Mont St. Michel)
- Barcelona
 






Mellor 3 Ward 4

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Jul 27, 2004
10,264
saaf of the water
Spent my early years in what is now known as the West Midlands so it was Blenheim Palace, (which I recently went back to and thought Brilliant) Dudley Zoo and St Andrews/Villa Park. (Our football coach had played for Villa so had good connections)
 


Primary School: -
Chessington Zoo (as it was then)
Balcombe (why?)
Week trip to Dorset/Somerset/Wiltshire etc - Stonehenge (when you could stand on the stones), Wilton Carpet Factory, Cheddar Gorge, Lulworth Cove, Wooky Hole, snog with Yvonne Gregg.

Secondary School:-
Dieppe - day trip
Interlaken - two weeks
Lugano - two weeks

Leicester Poly (De Montfort Univ) Engineers Society*:-
Melton Mowbray - Pedegree Pet Foods (with product sampling)
Amsterdam - incl trip to Heineken Brewery and the usual sights, sounds and smells etc.

*But I'm a chemist?

Helped on my kids primary School trip to the Weald and Downland Museum - does this count?
 






Dr Q

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Jul 29, 2004
1,847
Cobbydale
Same as many others:
Singleton,
Birdworld (near Guildford),
Marwell,
Science Museum, Natural History Museum and Geological Museum,
Farm near Lancing College (Botolphs?),
Ardingly South of England Show,
Calais,
Beechams (!),
Dungeness Power Station,
School camps at Petworth, Swanage, New Forest and Isle of Wight
Geology Field trips to Dorset, Cornwall, Shropshire.
Was supposed to go on a school exchange in India, but it got cancelled due to the Air India Bombing in the early 80's


A bit different these days, my missus is currently organising a trip to Namibia for her school
 


Rambo

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Jul 8, 2003
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Worthing/Vietnam
Youngsters :clap2: it's been a while since anybody called me that.

I've remembered this morning that we went to some farm near Lancing College, to examine the dew pond and traditional Sussex farming methods, how exciting, to Washbrooks Farm in Hurstpierpoint (only about five minutes from my school anyway), and to Worth Church in Crawley, to do some brass rubbings. Woo-hoo.

At secondary school I did a watersports trip to the South of France, and ski-ing in Italy. Where we discovered that Europeans have a far more relaxed attitude to kids drinking alcohol than Brits do
:clap2:

Coombe Farm
 








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