Outside learning is a vital part of a child’s education. The development of the whole individual is key to our mission at PBS. Outside learning or “school trips” are integral to this.
In the primary school each class will go on regular day trips (usually one a term) to support their learning in the curriculum. Children from Year 2 also participate in residential trips. These all take place in the Czech Republic and vary in length between 2 and 5 days and focus on physical and social skills. The primary school also participates in annual international competitions in sports and curriculum; for example: maths trip to Bratislava and football trip to Berlin.
In the Senior School in recent years school trips have gone to destinations as far afield as Hong Kong and Malaysia. We do a number of trips to popular European destinations.
What sort of trips do we offer?
In addition to the sporting trips offered by many schools we also run a number of trips in other areas. Notably: debating, cultural exchanges, history, drama, music, science.
It is likely that your child will have the opportunity to be involved in one or more outside learning activities during each school year.
Residential Trips
Each year students up to the end of Year 9 take part in a residential trip toward the end of the year. Whilst this trip is not compulsory it is recommended that each child will take part.