The best way to learn a language is to live it.

 

That’s why our French language school trips offer enriching experiences brimming with cultural immersion to help your students live their language.

 

Unlike other France school trips, our lesser-known destinations offer a unique learning experience. Wander through cobbled streets, chat to friendly locals, and uncover hidden treasures with itineraries that aren’t offered by any other school travel company.

 

Our French school trips combine tailored classroom workshops, pedagogical activities where lessons are taken in a real-life context, and exciting cultural experiences. Every day brings a new opportunity to practice linguistic skills in active and everyday situations, making the most of absorbing the language and culture in the moment.

 

Your itinerary will be created in collaboration with our team of former MFL teachers and destination specialists to reflect your learning goals and level of attainment, giving you maximum flexibility to language school trips. Our team are specialists, not generalists and we take a unique approach to Modern Foreign Language learning.

 

Our French language school trips

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Your French language trip will include
  • A flexible itinerary created to suit your student’s French language skills, learning goals and budget
  • Classroom workshops in an accredited French language school or the option to take learning outside with pedagogical activities where students learn in a real-life context
  • A Language School Tour Leader (LSTL)
  • A diverse range of activities hand-picked by former MFL teachers
  • The option to offset the carbon emissions from your trip
  • The opportunity to earn money off your next school trip through our rewards scheme
  • Health and safety guidance to support with your risk assessment

Develop language skills and improve learning outcomes

You’ll collaborate with us to curate a school trip itinerary that suits your learning objectives, budget and student’s abilities. Our experts offer valuable support and destination advice from the moment you book until you arrive home.

Plus, with access to our French language resources all year round, you can continue to enhance learning after your school trip.

Your French learning adventure, both in and outside of the classroom, provides unbeatable learning opportunities. Engaging with native speakers and a day trip to big cities will excel your students learning in unimaginable ways.

French language students will refine their skills through activities that are hand-picked by our team of former MFL teachers.

Whether they’re soaking up the French culture with a lively cooking workshop or playing a game of pétanque, school groups can continuously learn through real-life scenarios.

France school trips

Take a closer look at our French language school trip destinations…

School trips to Sète

Locally known as the “Venice of Languedoc”, Sète is scattered with wide canals flanked by colourful harbourfront houses and criss-cross bridges.

Thanks to its smaller size, students can develop their language skills as they interact with the friendly locals and native speakers.

School groups will experience French culture at Les Halles food market, see the unique street art with a guided city tour, and build understanding skills watching French cinema. Sète encompasses everything you need for a successful French language school trip.

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School trips to Bordeaux

Bordeaux’s dynamic atmosphere is full of rich history and countless culinary experiences making it perfect for an educational trip.

Students can develop their French language skills through hands-on activities like a food workshop, a visit to a chocolate factory and a cruise on the Garonne River.

It’s not just your taste buds that are in for a treat,  Bordeaux is a city of art and history with more protected buildings than any other French city (excluding Paris)!

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School trips to Annecy

The alpine town of Annecy is great for school groups looking to enhance their language skills.

School groups can experience a different culture with a picturesque lakeside backdrop alongside traditional French architecture and endearing canals.

Outdoor enthusiasts will love activities like a boat trip on Lake Annecy, a treasure hunt around the city, and an educational visit to nearby Geneva while practicing their French language skills.

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French school trip highlights

We’ve picked out some of the highlights you’ll need to see and some of our favourite things to do below.  

  • Educational tours to Geneva, Arcachon, Nîmes and Montpellier
  • Make Sète Zézettes in a French cookery class
  • Shopping at local food markets
  • Watch French cinema at Cinè club
  • Explore canals on a boat tour in the French riviera
  • Dine like a local at authentic French restaurants
  • Visit Château de Montrottier and Gorges du Fier
  • Learn about how animated film has evolved at the interactive Animation Movie Museum

About school trips to France

France is a diverse country. From sleepy villages to bustling market towns and cheery sunflower fields to coastal fishing ports, France is the perfect destination for cultural visits.

Visit France to take in big cities boasting baroque, renaissance and medieval influences along with tree-lined boulevards, narrow cobbled streets and cafeteria squares.

Why should you visit France?

From the highest alpine peaks, through snowy pine slopes and past mountain chalets, from coast to coast down steep verdant valleys and undulating foothills, arrive at La Plage to plunge into the lapping waters of the French Riviera.

Wherever you venture, take deep breaths and savour the wild thyme and lavender fields of Provence, the waft of ripe camembert and freshly baked croissants (and of course, the garlic!)

The distinctiveness of the country is reflected in our France school trips. You can explore the natural beauty of alpine Annecy, the picturesque port of Sète or the gastronomy capital, Bordeaux depending on your learning goals.

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French teacher resources

Take the stress out of planning with our FREE resources. Created by former MFL teachers, our French language resources and classroom posters will support your learning objectives and boost language skills.