Custom itineraries — built around you.
Every school has different objectives, different pupils and a different budget. When no catalogue trip quite fits, we design one from scratch — destination, day-by-day programme, transparent costing and all the paperwork.
A trip as unique as your class.
Standard catalogue trips are built for the average group. Your class is not average. You have specific curriculum objectives, a precise age group, a real budget and a date window that doesn't shift. A custom itinerary starts from all of that.
On the move has been designing school trips since 2006. We know which destinations work for which year groups, which activities land, and which logistics trip teachers up. We bring that experience to every brief.
- Full travel insurance and civil liability on every trip
- Compliant chaperone ratios with 24/7 emergency contact
- Complete pedagogical dossier and parent information pack
- One dedicated coordinator from proposal to return home
From idea to departure.
Four steps, no complexity. You share the goal; we handle everything else.
Share your goal
Tell us your subject focus, year group, available dates and indicative budget. No idea is too rough — we shape the brief with you.
We design the trip
Within 48 hours you receive a tailor-made proposal: destination, day-by-day itinerary, transparent costing and a draft pedagogical dossier.
You get sign-off
We hand you everything management and parents need — risk assessment, insurance details and a ready-to-send parent information pack.
We run it, you teach
From departure to return, a dedicated On the move coordinator handles every logistical detail while you focus entirely on your pupils.
Some trips we've built before.
Every bespoke trip is different — here are a few examples to spark ideas. Your brief will be completely different, and that is exactly the point.
STEM expedition
Three days in Geneva combining a CERN visit, a robotics workshop and a guided tour of the UN — built around secondary science and citizenship curricula.
History immersion
Five days on the Normandy beaches with guided battlefield visits, a documentary workshop and a reflection evening — designed for P6 and S2 history groups.
Multi-language tour
A week crossing the Rhine — Germany, Alsace and Switzerland — combining German language classes, cultural visits and cross-border geography.
Outdoor leadership
Four days in the Ardennes with orienteering, high-ropes, bivouac night and a team-building debrief — built around physical education and citizenship.
Tell us what you have in mind.
Share your goal — year group, subject focus, rough dates and budget. We'll come back with a proposal within 48 hours.
Start the brief