School Tours Designed for Real World Learning
Create a student travel program shaped around your curriculum, year level and school goals. Each trip brings classroom themes into real settings through cultural exchange, practical activities and well-planned support.
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Student Trips Built Around Your Curriculum
Every student trip begins with your school’s aims, objectives and learning requirements. We work with teachers, heads of year, curriculum leaders and department heads to shape a program that supports what students are learning in class and beyond.
Each tour brings theory and practice together through cultural experiences, community engagement, outdoor education, guest speakers and hands-on activities. Along the way, students are encouraged to step outside their comfort zone, build resilience and develop a wider view of the world around them through lived experience.
Each tour brings theory and practice together through cultural experiences, community engagement, outdoor education, guest speakers and hands-on activities. Along the way, students are encouraged to step outside their comfort zone, build resilience and develop a wider view of the world around them through lived experience.
Designed Around Your School’s Goals
Each student trip is tailored to your school’s specific aims, objectives and requirements. Whether you’re a teacher, head of year, curriculum leader or head of department, we work with you to ensure the tour supports your students’ learning goals.
We can also suggest activities that strengthen the experience, from guest speakers and team-building programs to outdoor education, community projects and other hands-on learning opportunities suited to your group.
We can also suggest activities that strengthen the experience, from guest speakers and team-building programs to outdoor education, community projects and other hands-on learning opportunities suited to your group.
From Idea to Departure
Planning a student trip is easier when each stage is clear. We help your school move from early ideas to a confirmed itinerary, with guidance around planning, promotion, bookings, paperwork and preparation.
1. Share Your Requirements
Tell us your preferred destination, travel dates, group size, curriculum needs and any special requests or priorities.
2. Shape the Itinerary
We create a customised program and quote based on your school’s goals, budget, timeline and learning priorities.
3. Promote the Trip
Share the proposed tour with students and families, using the itinerary to build interest within your school community.
4. Confirm the Booking
Once there is enough interest, deposits are collected and key flight, accommodation and land arrangements begin.
5. Complete Paperwork
We guide your school through forms, passports, visas, insurance, health details, allergies and payment deadlines.
6. Prepare to Travel
Students and staff receive key information before departure, including safety, packing, behaviour and itinerary details.
Questions Schools Often Ask
Find quick answers about tailoring a student trip, preparing your school community and supporting students with confidence before departure begins.
What areas of study can we focus on?
Every student trip we run through the Asia-Pacific region can incorporate a range of themes. For the broadest appeal, we advise you choose several study areas within one educational itinerary.
Here are some examples of the subjects we can offer your students:
Here are some examples of the subjects we can offer your students:
- Globalisation and business
- Sustainability and environment
- Social justice and social change
- Human geography and cultural studies
- Art and design
- Wildlife and conservation ecology
- Peace, justice and reconciliation
- Comparative religion
- Indigenous affairs
- Urban development and urban sprawl
- Military history, battlefields and the Cold War
- Leaders and influencers
- Case studies on a specific topic of your choice
What other activities do you offer students on tour?
If you like an action-packed itinerary for your students, there are many exciting local activities you can include. Here are just a few:
- Visits to local schools
- Crafts and textile workshops
- Language classes
- Culinary delights – farm to plate
- Outdoor-ed, trekking and camping
- Community-led projects and service-learning programs
- Interactive museums
- Ethnic minority village experiences
- Great Race style team-building challenges
- Sports and adventure activities
What specific school curricula do you support?
Each tour is customised to your school’s curriculum, student needs and educational goals. Our school trips cater for a range of school programs, and we’ve supported schools that follow the International Baccalaureate curriculum, CAS, the Australian Curriculum and more.
We can also tailor your school trip to meet Duke of Edinburgh Award, Week Without Walls, International Award or Global Action program criteria.
We can also tailor your school trip to meet Duke of Edinburgh Award, Week Without Walls, International Award or Global Action program criteria.
What skills will students build on the trip?
On an Edventure Travel educational tour, students develop practical and life-ready skills, including:
- Communication and teamwork: through cross-cultural activities and interactions with local people, your students will learn to work together effectively to overcome cultural and language barriers.
- Inclusivity: as your students negotiate complex cultural situations, we’ll encourage them to respond in ways that uphold local people’s dignity and show respect for cultures other than their own.
- Cultural awareness & empathy: Through immersive experiences, students practice responding respectfully to different customs, perspectives, and ways of life.
- Budgeting: your students will practise basic money management by counting foreign currency, calculating currency conversions, and preparing and following a daily budget.
What personal qualities will students develop on the trip?
As students come to understand the country around them, they’ll put a range of valuable skills into practice, such as:
- Tolerance, empathy, compassion and humility – students will expand their perspective and see the privilege of their own life back home through exposure to new opinions and lifestyles.
- Courage, independence and self-management – students will build self-confidence by interacting with local peers, learning a new language and cultural etiquette, and stepping outside their familiar environment.
What Schools Say About Our Student Trips
Hear from school leaders who experienced Edventure’s planning, communication, tour leadership and student support firsthand.
Our trip with Edventure was one we will never forget. Everything is organised by the team and the tour guides are amazing. The Edventure Team were so supportive and communication was detailed and timely. Such a great experience — highly recommend.
Madie Easman
St Johns College Dubbo, NSW
Loreto College, Marryatville has embarked on numerous tours with Billy, Mia and the team to India, Cambodia and Vietnam. The study tours we participated in provided our students with exceptional insights about these countries. The tour organisers and guides understood our needs and were very experienced in handling student groups. At all times, it was apparent that the safety of the students and the quality of their experiences was paramount.
Mr Paul Foley
Loreto College, Marryatville, South Australia
Nine Destinations, Endless Learning
Explore educational school tours across Asia and New Zealand, with each destination offering distinct culture, community and real world learning.
Ready to Plan Your Next School Tour?
Tell us where you’d like to go, what your students need to learn and when you’re planning to travel. We’ll help shape an itinerary around your school.