Get the most out of a school trip by helping students to discover History and culture in one trip. Visit Normandy in Northern France where schools have an opportunity to explore a huge variety of cultural and historical sites, all within easy travelling distance of the UK. Explore some of the medieval towns such as Falaise including a trip to the castle, the birthplace of William the Conqueror and Bayeux, home of the world-famous Tapestry, which depicts the Norman Conquest of England. 20th Century history can be explored on the Normandy beaches where the Allied forces landed on D-Day in the largest amphibious invasion in the history of warfare. Whilst the pretty French towns and villages are perfect for exploring the culture and practicing language skills.
Also available supporting elements of wider Humanities (geography, English, social sciences and citizenship)
Key Subject Knowledge
- Medieval history and the development of warfare
- 1066 and the conquest of England
- The relationship between England and France during the medieval period
- Historical interpretations
- The Second World War and the D-Day landings
- Art and representation in history
- The development of warfare and technology during the 20th century
Adaptations for GCSE & A Level Course
- Medieval history
- Britain and The Second World War
- French cultural life
- Geography and the built environment