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At Narrowgate Travel we believe that travel is an essential part of education. We understand that young minds need to explore, discover, and learn about the world beyond the classroom walls. That's why we offer school travel trips that are carefully designed to broaden students' horizons and spark their curiosity.
Our travel programs take students on unforgettable adventures to different parts of the country and world, where they can immerse themselves in different cultures, engage with local communities, and explore the wonders of nature. From visiting historical landmarks to volunteering in conservation projects, our travel trips offer unique learning opportunities that go beyond textbooks and lectures.
Research has shown that travel experiences can have a profound impact on young minds. They can help students develop cultural sensitivity, critical thinking skills, and a global perspective. Traveling also helps build confidence, independence, and resilience.
We are committed to providing travel programs that are safe, educational, and life-changing. We work with experienced travel operators and local guides who ensure that our students have a safe and enriching experience. Our programs are also designed to align with the school curriculum and enhance the learning outcomes.
So why wait? Let your student join us for our next trip and let us help broaden your student's horizons and inspire your curiosity!
Nov. 9-13, 2023 (Th-M) 5 Days
Sites include: Capitol, Monuments, Arlington, Mt. Vernon, Smithsonian, Holocaust Museum, National Gallery of Art, National Cathedral, Supreme Court, Library of Congress, Union Station, Pentagon Mall, Bureau of Engraving, Archives, and others
April 2024 - Tentative
Information coming soon.
April 8-10, 2024 - Tentative
Sea lab classes may include a boat trip out in the ocean, a salt march trip, squid lab, beach walk, history of hurricanes, Fort Morgan tour or other possibilities (all dependent on weather).
One of my favorite trips in the winter is visiting the Christmas Markets of Europe. We have been to see them on at least 3 different occasions. The weather is cool and brisk, the crowds are happy, and the food at the markets is delightful. I would like to take a group of people in December, if there is enough interest. Please click the link to fill out the form if interested.
Travel has the power to expand our perspectives and challenge our preconceptions. By stepping out of their comfort zones and experiencing new things, students can gain a broader understanding of the world and their place in it. They can develop a more nuanced view of different cultures, history, and current events, which can help them become more informed and critical thinkers.
In today's globalized world, cultural sensitivity is an essential skill for success. By immersing themselves in different cultures, students develop a better understanding and appreciation of the diversity that exists in the world. They learn to respect and embrace different beliefs, values, and customs, and to communicate effectively across cultural boundaries.
Traveling can also have a transformative effect on students' confidence and independence. By navigating unfamiliar situations, students learn to rely on their own judgment and problem-solving skills. They develop a sense of resilience and adaptability, which can help them cope with challenges in other areas of life.
The World is Our Classroom