Top 10 Overseas School Trips

What Are the Goals of an International School Trip?

The goals of an international school trip can vary depending on the program, but the main ones include:
 

• Cultural and historical education – Discovering other cultures, traditions, art, landmarks, and history. Students have the chance to see with their own eyes the places and monuments they've previously learned about in books or in class, helping them gain a deeper understanding of other countries’ history and heritage.
• Language development – During international trips, students get to use a foreign language in real-life situations, which enhances their fluency and builds confidence.
• Personal growth – Traveling abroad supports the development of social skills, such as teamwork, problem-solving in unfamiliar environments, building self-confidence, and taking responsibility.
• Group integration – These trips help strengthen bonds among students and between students and teachers, positively affecting the classroom atmosphere and cooperation.
• Increasing global awareness – Traveling allows students to understand the world's diversity, including its geographical, social, and political aspects, and fosters openness toward different cultures and customs.
• Motivation to learn – The experiences gained on such trips can inspire students to engage more deeply in subjects like geography, history, foreign languages, and social studies.
• Relaxation and rest – Trips give students a break from everyday school responsibilities, which can boost their well-being and attitude toward learning.
• Promoting tourism and active lifestyles – Students learn to use travel as a means of discovering the world, spending time actively, and developing interests.
   

International school trips offer a comprehensive form of education and development, combining learning, adventure, and fun—providing young people with unforgettable memories and valuable life experiences.

How Many Students Per Chaperone?

In Poland, school trip regulations determine the number of students per chaperone.
For one-day trips, one chaperone should supervise no more than 15 students.
For multi-day trips, the maximum number is 10 students per chaperone.
For students with disabilities, this number may be lower. These rules can vary depending on the school and the trip organizer.

Top 10 International School Trips

• “8-Day School Trip/Sports or Language Camp in Madeira – Discover the Atlantic Actively!”
  A perfect opportunity to develop athletic skills in outstanding conditions, using professional training facilities on this picturesque island all year round.
• “Magical Venice”
  An unforgettable journey combining a visit to romantic Verona, mysterious Venice, and scenic Sirmione—offering a unique experience in one of Europe’s most enchanting regions.
• “London – Spring Offer for Schools”
  A 5-day trip giving students the chance to explore the iconic landmarks of the British capital, including The Shard, Tower of London, Big Ben, and Buckingham Palace—plus free time for shopping and museums, blending education and entertainment.
• “Paris and Beyond – Tailor-Made 6-Day Trip”
  A flexible program allowing groups to explore highlights such as the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Montmartre, as well as excursions to Disneyland or Versailles.
• “Tallinn – Stockholm – Riga (5 Days)”
  A special trip through three charming cities: medieval Tallinn, picturesque Stockholm, and historic Riga—featuring ferry attractions and unforgettable Baltic Sea experiences.
• “Budapest – 3 Days”
  Explore the Hungarian capital and its landmarks: the Parliament Building, St. Stephen’s Basilica, Castle Hill, Margaret Island, and ride the UNESCO-listed metro.
• “Bulgaria – Green School in Golden Sands”
  An 8-day journey that blends learning and fun in Bulgaria’s most popular resort—with beautiful beaches, clear sea, and numerous tourist and entertainment options.
• “2-Day School Trip to Berlin and Potsdam”
  A chance to explore the history and culture of two German cities—visiting Sanssouci Park in Potsdam and Berlin’s famous sites, packed with sightseeing and unique attractions.
• “4-Day School Trip to Lithuania”
  A fascinating adventure featuring visits to the Wolf’s Lair, Kaunas, Vilnius, and Trakai—offering insight into Lithuania’s history, culture, and scenic spots. No overnight bus rides, and includes 3 nights' stay.
• “3-Day School Trip to the Czech Republic”
  An exciting trip that includes top attractions like Ostrava Zoo, historic Olomouc, Golden Prague, the Bone Church in Kutná Hora, and the Punkva Cave in the Moravian Karst—an ideal blend of adventure, learning, and fun!