It's time to plan your geography school trip!

Hi Geographers!

Big news! We are pleased to introduce our new geography curriculum specialist into our team! What does that mean for you? It means you can build a tailor-made study trip for your students, aligned to your curriculum needs, all delivered with purpose and impact by a sustainable provider. We create awesome geography adventures focused on conservation, sustainability, personal development and mental health.

If you would like a collaborative, expert travel partner (and a B Corp) to help you create the perfect geography trip, read on - we’ve got you.

We look forward to planning your adventure.

Brad & Ian.

Meet your curriculum expert, Amy….

“Growing up with the Lake District on my doorstep, I developed a deep appreciation for the outdoors and wildlife early on. After living and working internationally for several years, I returned to university where my love for Geography flourished. Fortunate enough to receive a Royal Geographical Society scholarship, I trained as a teacher and remain a proud fellow of the Society today. Since then, I've been dedicated to sharing geographical knowledge and fostering a love for the subject through my teaching career.

I've had the privilege of developing teachers and recently led a thriving geography department in London, a role that remains a highlight of my career. In addition, I serve as Vice Chair of the Geographical Association’s International Special Interest Group, allowing me to stay at the forefront of pedagogical practices while exploring education beyond the classroom.

“My connection with Flooglebinder began as a client when they organised an unforgettable trip to Iceland for my Year 10-13 students. With that came the exciting opportunity to join Floogle as their Curriculum Exploration Officer (Geography and Environment). I can't wait to get stuck in, designing bespoke study tours that address sustainability challenges and provide students with transformative experiences in some of the world’s most biodiverse and geographically rich environments.

I'll also make sure the teachers are well taken care of as I know exactly what it's like to organise and lead international trips during a busy school term! While considering a study tour with us, I'd be delighted to talk geography with you and support your department’s mission to inspire the next generation of sustainably-minded geographers and explorers in whatever way I can!”

Now proud to be a Time for Geography Travel Partner….

We are delighted to be working in partnership with this incredible platform. Head over to the Time for Geography Travel Partner page for a quick introduction to what makes a different type of study trip provider and discover our portfolio of UK, European and International destinations. Further video plans are afoot and we can’t wait to start co-creating educational videos at notable geographical locations around the world. Watch this space!

Geographical Association news!

Working in partnership with the Geographical Association, Flooglebinder had the pleasure of designing and hosting a GA members’ trip to the beautiful Azores. S?o Miguel Island in the Azores archipelago is a geographical gem that offers teachers a vibrant, living classroom filled with unique natural phenomena and rich biodiversity. With its dramatic volcanic landscapes, laurisilva valleys, and stunning caldera lakes like Sete Cidades and Lagoa do Fogo, the island provides a rare opportunity to study geological processes, ecosystems, and climate variations all in one place.

The island's unique position in the Atlantic Ocean, above the junction of three tectonic plates, makes it a golden case study for understanding plate tectonics and oceanic influences on weather patterns. S?o Miguel's combination of epic natural beauty and scientific intrigue means it's a perfect destination for students to witness geography in action and develop a profound appreciation for Earth's dynamic systems.

If you would like to find out more about our Azores itinerary and this destination, please get in touch, this is so much more than a conservation project, this is an opportunity to be a geographer, an ecologist, a hiker and a true adventurer!

GA members trip to Costa Rica in July ‘25!

This unique CPD opportunity offers geographers and conservationists the chance to contribute actively to the preservation of this distinctive ecosystem while enhancing their pedagogical toolkit, bringing classrooms to life. Alongside fellow travellers and teachers, and with the support of our curriculum expert, you will create a bank of truly representative and adaptable resources to take back to school and contribute to the Geographical Association's resource base. Throughout this journey, you'll enjoy the company of like-minded, environmentally-conscious explorers and inspiring educators who understand the power of travelling for good.

NEW study trip: Morocco ?- cities, coasts, mountains and deserts

Team Flooglebinder has been in Morocco this month, building and refining our new geography-focused study tour. It’s been an epic road trip; from soaking up the incredible architecture and culture of Casablanca, exploring the cultural, spiritual, and intellectual heart of the country, Fez and exploring the endless beauty of the High Atlas Mountains.

This Morocco adventure is a physical geographer's dream - mountains, deserts and coasts. Think of ever-changing landscapes, visits to fortified villages and oasis towns, exploring Berber farming communities, crossing silent deserts and full immersion in the multicultural, vibrant cities of Essaouira and Marrakesh.

Ready to design your geography study trip to Morocco? We can't wait to take you there. Drop us an email [email protected]

Guest blog!

Geography South West invited us to document our experience in Morocco, specifically the effects and impacts of a flash flood on locals and visitors. Look out for our guest blog 'The Flooded Desert’ online soon, we hope this is a useful resource.

Time to take your class out of the classroom - where will you go next?

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