A School Study Trip To New York
New York is one of the world’s most exciting destinations for school groups, offering an outstanding combination of history, art, business, culture and performing arts. From the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island to Wall Street, Broadway and the city’s world-famous museums, students can connect their studies with the places, people and ideas that have shaped modern New York. New York provides a rich and memorable learning experience. Students can explore iconic landmarks, engage with important historical stories, discover creative industries and experience the energy of a truly global city.
NEW YORK
New York offers exceptional variety in one destination. The city is especially valuable because learning happens everywhere: in museums, on streets, in public spaces, through architecture and in the communities that give each neighbourhood its identity.
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Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Ferry: Explore two iconic landmarks while learning about immigration, freedom and American identity.
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9/11 Museum: Reflect on the events of 11 September 2001 and their lasting impact on the world.
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United Nations Tour: Discover how countries work together to address global challenges, promote peace and support human rights.
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Empire State Building: Enjoy panoramic views of New York while exploring the city’s architecture, engineering and urban development.
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Broadway Show: Experience world-class theatre and discover the collaborative work behind a professional production.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art: Explore an extraordinary collection of art and objects from cultures and periods around the world.
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Tenement Museum: Discover the lives, stories and experiences of immigrant families in New York’s historic Lower East Side.
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Financial District Walking Tour: Explore Wall Street and examine New York’s role as a global centre of finance, business and trade.
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ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS
Accommodation in New York can range from family-run hotels, 3* modern hotels or hostels specifically catering for school groups.
