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Uganda Headteachers’ Dubai Educational & Leadership Experience
- UAE visa, air ticket, insurance
- Hotel with breakfast, 2 dinners
- Daily tours, headteachers' leadership meeting
Schools · Students · Headteachers
School trips abroad
Educational and cultural tours for schools taking students or teachers abroad. Students register through their teachers, and we build each visa file with the school and the parents.
Plan a school tripHow it works
How a school trip comes together
The school decides where and when. We handle the planning, the visa files and the bookings.
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The school chooses where and when
Tell us the destination, the dates and roughly how many students.
2
We send the plan and the document list
A day-by-day plan, a quote per student, and the documents each student needs, to share with parents.
3
Students register through their teachers
The school collects names, passports and consent letters, and passes them to us.
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We build the visa files
We check every document, and tell the school straight away if anything is missing.
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The group travels
Teachers have the plan and our numbers for the whole trip.
What’s included
What each student’s package includes
Every student gets the same trip, so parents know what they’re paying for.
- A visa for each student and teacher
- Return air tickets
- Travel insurance
- Hotel with breakfast
- Airport transfers
- Educational visits and tours
For headteachers
Headteachers travel too
The Uganda Headteachers’ Dubai Educational & Leadership Experience takes school leaders to see how schools in Dubai are run. Registration is open.
See the Dubai tripTrips
Trips for schools and educators
Each one can be planned around your school calendar.
Registration open
Schools Sample itinerary
Bangkok students’ trip
- Visa, return air ticket, insurance
- Hotel with breakfast
- Grand Palace, Safari World, river cruise
Questions
What schools ask us
Which documents does a student need?
It depends on the embassy. Usually a passport valid for at least six months after the trip, a letter from the school, and, for students under 18, a consent letter from both parents. We send the exact list for that embassy.
How far ahead should we start?
Three months ahead is comfortable for most destinations. That leaves time to register students, build the visa files and book seats for the whole group.
Can teachers travel without students?
Yes. Staff trips and headteachers’ visits are planned the same way.
Who do parents talk to?
The school stays the parents’ contact. We give teachers everything they need to answer, and we’re on the phone if they need us.
Plan a school trip
Tell us the destination, the dates and roughly how many students. We’ll send a plan, a quote per student and the document list. For a quicker answer, WhatsApp or call the office.
