Real-world experiences are essential to deepening your understanding and passion for your subjects.

That’s why we offer an abundance of subject-based trips and residential visits that bring your studies to life.

students standing in front of the Brandenburg Gate

Where will you go?

From trips to Paris for Art, Berlin for Politics or NYC for Sociology – we have an extensive calendar of subject-based trips that will give you unique opportunities to apply your knowledge in real-world settings.

Whether you’re exploring historical landmarks, conducting environmental research, or engaging with industry professionals, here is a taster of what experiences you can expect at Esher to enrich your education, broaden your horizons, and create unforgettable memories.

Students stand infront of a digital bilboard showing the American Flag in New York City's Times quare

Sociology students wrapped up for a February trip to New York City where they learnt about the history of immigration to the US. Trip highlights included visits to Ellis Island, 9/11 Memorial Museum, the UN and lectures on the civil rights movement.

students biking in berlin

Politics students took to the vibrant streets of Berlin with several walks and bike tours that focused on the Cold War era and the German Parliament.

students Canoeing

Our Duke of Edinburgh students completed their gold award with a five-day residential, canoeing down the River Wey in Wales.

Film Students visit Sky studios

Film and TV BTEC students embarked on an exciting journey to Sky Studios in Isleworth with a brief to create a 10-minute live news report, working as directors, producers, writers, editors and camera operators.

A large group of geography students standing on the pebbles at the beach wearing coats

Geography A Level students spent a blustery day at West Wittering to understand beach process and formation of sand dune, salt marshes and understand wave activity.

Students stand at the top of Hitler's Eaglesnest on trip to Munich

History students visit Munich to enhance their learning about Nazi persecution as they visit Dachau concentration camp, Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest, and the Jewish Museum.