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History study trips

To understand our future, we need to understand our past, and there is no better way than visiting the places where events transpired: from the Second World War sites of France, Germany and Poland to the trading towns of the Swahili coast.

On the trip

What students explore

  • World War II in France, Germany and Poland

    Memorials, museums and former centres of power turn textbook knowledge into meaningful human stories.

  • Swahili civilisation and Indian Ocean trade

    Along the coast, students uncover the legacy of Swahili civilisation and centuries of trade connecting East Africa to the wider world.

  • Pre-colonial and colonial history in Nairobi

    Learners explore key moments in Kenya's pre-colonial, colonial and post-independence history.

  • Kenya's independence journey

    Museums, monuments and heritage sites encourage reflection on Kenya's journey to nationhood and its modern identity.

9 trips

History trips

History & heritage trips in Kenya

Visits to museums, heritage sites and cultural landmarks bring Kenya's history to life. Our Kenya trips are tailor-made, designed around your syllabus and year group.

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Learning outcomes

What students gain

Students will be able to:

  • Connect a historical event, such as those documented at WWII memorial sites, to its lasting political and social impact
  • Trace Swahili civilisation's trade links across the Indian Ocean and their influence on East African identity
  • Explain a key turning point in Kenya's journey from colonial rule to independence
  • Compare how different countries and communities memorialise difficult histories
A Second World War jeep on display at a history museum

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