Safe School Trips
Part of the series Need to Know
- Duration: 15 mins
- Subtitles available
- Published: 11 April 2008
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Summary
Sheena McDonald and Mike Baker discuss the latest efforts to encourage more teachers to take students on school trips, highlighting the best advice to ensure that school trips go smoothly.
Phil Revell, a member of the advisory group Learning Outside the Classroom, argues that there is too much emphasis on what can go wrong on school trips, rather than on the positive educational experience that they provide.
NUT lawyer Graham Clayton discusses the legal position of teachers taking school trips, while shadow schools minister Nick Gibb calls for a change in the law to make it harder to litigate against teachers taking school trips.
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Comments (1)
School trips are an enormously valuable part of any educational experience for children. Millions of children enjoy them every year and teachers should continue to try and offer them wherever possible. Lots of support available and the website www.cci.org.uk has a useful venue finding service as well as other materials. The HSE website is also very helpful. Thanks for the programme.