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The avenue of national flags outside the United Nations building in Geneva

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Cultural Activities study trips

Some of the best learning happens at the event itself. These trips take students to major international conferences, gatherings, festivals and pilgrimages, and pair each with the heritage of the place that hosts it. Students take part alongside people from other countries, learn how large cultural events are organised and what they mean to the communities behind them, and return with a first-hand view of how traditions are kept alive.

On the trip

What students explore

  • Model United Nations

    THIMUN in The Hague and NHSMUN in New York, where students represent countries, debate and draft resolutions.

  • The World Scout Jamboree

    Scouts from around the world camp together in Gdańsk, Poland, in 2027.

  • World Youth Day Seoul 2027

    A week of faith, community and the heritage of Korea's Catholic community.

  • Scouting in the Swiss Alps

    The Kandersteg International Scout Centre, the only official World Scout Centre.

5 trips

Cultural Activities trips

Learning outcomes

What students gain

Students will be able to:

  • Take part confidently in an international event alongside young people from other countries
  • Explain how a large cultural event is organised and what it means to its community
  • Connect an event to the history and heritage of the place that hosts it
  • Reflect on leadership, teamwork and responsibility as skills to bring home
Two students smiling on a busy city street in Europe

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