Kingswood provides residential trips for primary and secondary schools, youth and uniformed groups. It is also the largest programme provider for the National Citizen Service, which includes a week residential experience.
About the study
The survey included views from 406 people from schools, including teachers, educational visit co-ordinators and others responsible for booking residential trips. There were 31 multiple choice questions and six open-ended questions, which revealed respondents’ perspectives of residential trips, such as the benefits for children, activities they would book, and the effect of lockdown on social development.
The locations of the survey respondents covered north to south, with 30 per cent of teachers located in some of the country’s more deprived regions including Yorkshire & Humber, the West Midlands, Wales and the North West. In addition, 40 per cent of respondents were in London and the South East, with the remainder located in the North East, East Midlands, East of England or South West.
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