STEM: England

8 DAYS | 6 NIGHTS

Days 1–2

Fly to England

• Travel to Cambridge. • Enjoy a guided tour through the university city of Oxford and visit the Bodleian Library and Christ Church College. • Daily reflection and group discussion.

Day 3

Cambridge

• Visit Bletchley Park, home of Britain’s World War II codebreakers.

Day 4

Cambridge to London

• Travel to London with a stop in Milton Keynes. • Travel to Bath and see the Pulteney Bridge and Abbey with a local guide. Visit the ancient Roman baths, built between the first and fifth centuries.

Day 5

London

• Tour prehistoric Stonehenge with a local guide. • Visit the Salisbury Cathedral. • Stroll through London with your Tour Director and see the Thames

River, Leicester and Trafalgar Squares, Piccadilly Circus, Soho, and

Covent Garden. Visit the National Gallery to see famous paintings by Van Eyck, Turner, and Van Gogh.

Day 6

London

• Cruise down the Thames on a river boat. • Visit the Science Museum and Mathematics Gallery. • Explore the Faraday Museum, located within the Royal Institute. • Enjoy dinner in Covent Garden.

Days 7–8 London

• See the largest telescope of its kind at the Royal Observatory of

Greenwich. • Participate in a half-day L’Oréal Young Scientist Center workshop. • Final reflection and group discussion. • Day 8: Return home and complete your online Global Perspectives course.

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TOUR DIRECTORS

Trained to lead off-the-beaten-path excursions full of actionpacked adventures and cultural activities, our enthusiastic Tour Directors help students squeeze the last ounce of learning and fun from every program.

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Combine multiple countries for endless adventures

We’ve put together a great lineup of combination travel itineraries to give you maximum choices: Explore highlights of three countries, like Britain, France, and Spain. Compare the history and culture of major European capitals, such as Rome, Paris, and London. Or delve into a theme, like World War II in Europe. Whichever way you go, you and your students will enjoy the rich comparisons and contrasts that Europe has to offer—past, present, and future!