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Citizenship trip to London, Brussels and Paris

“Club Europe offer a great personal service, helpful and always proactive and patient. They are really positive and professional.”

Alexandra, Head of Physics, Alleyn’s School London

“I have had excellent service as always. We used the sites as sources of historical evidence to aid GCSE performance. All aspects of the trip...”

Patrick, History Teacher, Hampshire

An enriching experience

This educational school trip supports the citizenship aspect of national curriculum for England, however the trip can also be offered as an enriching experience for students studying alternative curriculums. Through cultural exchanges, educational visits, as well as some fun excursions, students will improve their knowledge, skills and understanding of the world around them, helping prepare them for a full and active role in society. Travelling to three European capitals allows students to learn about democracy, individual liberty, mutual respect and tolerance for others.

Sample Itinerary

Day 1

Arrive at the airport, meet your tour manager and transfer by coach to your hotel. Walk to a local restaurant for your evening meal. Enjoy the evening relaxing in your accommodation.

Day 2

Spend the morning at an NGO, a drop-in centre for London based refugees and asylum seekers. Have a Q&A session with the volunteers, or perhaps get involved with the centre’s ‘Homework Club’. Enjoy an afternoon walking tour of London before an evening meal in a local restaurant and time to relax back at the accommodation.

Day 3

Enjoy a morning workshop at the ‘Migration Museum at The Workshop’, exploring how migration has shaped the city of London throughout history. Travel to the Brixton Pound Café for lunch. Take part in a bespoke workshop at the café, focussing on the concept of social enterprise and how the café contributes to the local community. If time allows, enjoy a tour of Brixton before an evening meal in Brixton Village Market, followed by a West End Show.

Day 4

Visit Houses of Parliament for a guided tour and workshop. Pick up luggage from the accommodation and depart for Brussels via Eurostar. Check in to Brussels accommodation, followed by an evening meal and time to relax.

Day 5

Get up bright and early to volunteer with a local charity and serve a welcoming breakfast to refugees at Gare du Nord. After lunch, enjoy an afternoon TinTin-themed walking tour of Brussels, including various murals dedicated to the Belgian comic book hero. Evening meal in a local restaurant and time to relax back at the accommodation.

Day 6

Spend the morning at Parlamentarium, the visitors' centre of the European Parliament for a roleplay game, in which students become a member of European Parliament for the morning. Pick up luggage from the accommodation and depart for Paris via train. Check in to Paris accommodation and enjoy an evening meal, followed by a visit to Montparnasse Tower.

Day 7

Visit Musée d’Orsay and see works of famous French impressionists, Degas, Monet and Cezanne. Lunch at La Résidence, the first Parisian restaurant and training place dedicated to refugee chefs, including a Q&A with some of the staff. An afternoon river cruise along the Seine, followed by a visit to the Museum of Migration. Evening meal at the accommodation and time to pack.

Day 8

Transfer to the airport and begin journey home.

Visits

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Students will learn about the internal workings of the European Parliament. Through roleplay as MEPs, they will have to work together and challenge themselves if they want to make decisions which coincide with the interests of European citizens.

Q&As and cultural exchanges allow students to learn about volunteering and other forms of responsible activity first-hand.

Following the Windrush migration in 1948, this area became a unique melting pot of Caribbean and British traditions. A true representation of multicultural Britain.

A great way to explore and learn about London, Brussels and Paris.

Tailored workshops helping students discuss and understand the idea of migration, and how this might relate to them.

A pay-what-you-can, surplus food café, dedicated to cutting food waste.
A West End Show.

Includes a guided tour and workshop. Various themes are available depending on the age of the group.

See the work of famous impressionists such as Degas, Monet and Cezanne.

Explores the role immigrants have played in the history of France, both economically and culturally.

Where to stay

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Our groups generally stay in centrally-located hotels or hostels, with students in multi-bed rooms and adults in singles.

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Once your student travel tour is booked, it is safely in our hands. We will only ask for you assistance in understanding your specific requirements and you will be responsible for ensuring that the dates on our checklist are adhered to. During the process, we will also ask you to provide accurate student and teacher name, passport and dietary requirement details where appropriate.

We offer you all the advice and support you require - every step of the way. Rest assured; we organise everything.

You should book your tour between 8-18 months in advance. This will give us time to secure the best possible accommodation and excursion programme for your tour and you will have ample time for fundraising should you need to do so.