School trip to Spain: An Unforgettable Educational Experience

Embarking on a school trip to Spain is not just a journey; it's an immersive educational experience designed to broaden students' horizons and enhance their understanding of the Spanish language and culture. This comprehensive program ensures that students are not only academically enriched but also provided with memorable adventures and excursions. The trip is orchestrated with precision, offering a seamless blend of educational activities, cultural exploration, and recreational opportunities.

A school trip to Spain with this comprehensive program goes beyond conventional educational tours. It weaves together language learning, cultural exploration, and recreational activities to create a transformative experience for students. The carefully crafted itinerary, experienced educators, and welcoming host family contribute to an environment where students can thrive academically and personally. As students return home with a deeper understanding of the Spanish language, culture, and history, the impact of this journey resonates long after the trip concludes, shaping their perspectives and fostering a lifelong appreciation for global diversity.

Accomodation and Hospitality

You will be hosted in a traditional farmhouse dating from the 18th century but with modern facilities. You will be welcomed by Merche, Fernando and the two twins: Raquel and Victoria. The house is located in Aés, Puente Viesgo, Cantabria.
Upon arrival, students are warmly welcomed into a traditional 18th-century farmhouse nestled in the picturesque town of Aés, Puente Viesgo, Cantabria. The accommodations seamlessly combine rustic charm with modern amenities, providing a comfortable and authentic living experience. The hospitable hosts, Merche, Fernando, and their twins Raquel and Victoria, create a familial atmosphere that ensures students feel at home during their stay.
The farmhouse serves as a hub for cultural immersion, offering a genuine glimpse into Spanish family life. This unique setting fosters language acquisition and cultural appreciation, allowing students to apply what they've learned in the classroom to real-life situations. Sharing meals, engaging in conversations, and participating in daily activities with the host family contribute to a holistic and immersive learning experience.

Tailored School Trip to Spain

Quality School Trip to Spain with Fernando Pérez Cos, one of the authors of the AS/A2 textbook ¡Ponte al Día! The British Government and the European Union gave us the European Award for Languages in 2001.
The educational component of the trip is carefully tailored to cater to the diverse Spanish language levels among students. Whether students are preparing for GCSE or A-level exams, the curriculum is designed to meet their specific needs. Lessons are conducted by experienced educators, ensuring a balance between academic rigor and engaging, interactive learning experiences.
Moreover, the opportunity to learn from Fernando Pérez Cos, one of the authors of the AS/A2 textbook ¡Ponte al Día!, adds an extra layer of expertise to the educational aspect of the trip. The recognition received from the British Government and the European Union in the form of the European Award for Languages in 2001 underscores the program's commitment to excellence in language education.

Safety and Expertise

The safety and well-being of students are paramount, and the School Trip to Spain organizers prioritize meticulous planning and risk assessment. With extensive experience in facilitating school trips, the organizers understand the importance of maintaining a secure environment for students and teachers alike. Teachers and party leaders can rest assured, knowing that the program is designed with the utmost consideration for safety.

Inspection Visits and Risk Assessment

To further instill confidence in school leaders, the organizers welcome inspection visits. This open invitation allows school leaders to assess the facilities, accommodations, and safety measures firsthand, ensuring that the trip meets the school's standards and aligns with its educational goals. The transparency of the organizers reflects their commitment to providing a reliable and enriching experience for all participants.

Please, have a look at The Spanish Course Risk Assessment PDF Document.

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Exploring the Rich Cultural Heritage of Cantabria

The house is located near Santander in Puente Viesgo, a rural and safe area in the mountains of Cantabria. There are many activities to do around. There is a playground and a sports pitch with a football basketball court.
Puente Viesgo is a Unesco’s World Heritage Site because of its famous prehistoric caves. Humans have been living in this area for about 200,000 years and the prehistoric paintings you can see in the caves date back more than 40,000 years.
Enjoy our great excursions to Cabárceno Wildlife Park, the medieval town of Santillana del Mar, the elegant city of Santander, fishing ports like Comillas, an example of modernist art, including Gaudí’s works, and other places to visit.
The geographical location of Puente Viesgo provides a captivating backdrop for exploration. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Cantabrian mountains, students have the chance to engage in outdoor activities, including sports on a well-equipped pitch. The town itself holds UNESCO World Heritage status due to its famous prehistoric caves, home to paintings dating back over 40,000 years.
Excursions to notable sites such as Santander, Santillana del Mar, Cabárceno Wildlife Park, and Comillas offer a multifaceted exploration of Spain's cultural and historical richness. Santander, an elegant city by the sea, provides a contrast to the medieval charm of Santillana del Mar, creating a diverse range of experiences for students.

Cabárceno Wildlife Park: A Living Classroom

One of the highlights of the trip is a visit to Cabárceno Wildlife Park, where students have the opportunity to observe and learn about a wide variety of animal species in a semi-natural environment. This living classroom enhances students' understanding of biodiversity, ecology, and conservation efforts. Guided tours and interactive sessions provide valuable insights into the interconnectedness of ecosystems and the importance of wildlife preservation.

Santillana del Mar: Stepping Back in Time

The medieval town of Santillana del Mar offers a unique journey back in time. Cobblestone streets, well-preserved architecture, and a rich cultural heritage make this town a living history lesson. Students can explore museums, churches, and historic sites, gaining a deeper appreciation for the evolution of Spanish society and civilization.

Santander: Coastal Elegance and Modern Charms

The elegant city of Santander, with its coastal allure, modern amenities, and historical landmarks, serves as a vibrant backdrop for cultural exploration. Students can visit museums, stroll along the waterfront, and immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere of this charming city. The juxtaposition of traditional and contemporary elements in Santander provides a dynamic perspective on Spanish culture.

Comillas: A Showcase of Modernist Art

The fishing port of Comillas, known for its modernist architecture, including works by the renowned architect Antoni Gaudí, offers students a glimpse into Spain's artistic and architectural achievements. Exploring Gaudí's creations and other modernist masterpieces provides a context for understanding the cultural and artistic movements that have shaped Spain's identity.

Contact The Spanish Course

Get in touch with us and start your Spanish language journey in a warm and relaxed family environment! Whether you're a beginner or looking to enhance your language skills, we are here to guide you through this exciting educational experience. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or would like more information.