Ireland Family Study Trip 20 – 28 May
A unique experience to learn, explore, and grow together
What will we do?
During this trip, we’ll experience the perfect blend of exploration and learning.
Each day will be filled with enriching activities: walks through the Irish countryside, language games, cultural workshops, visits to villages and castles, and meaningful moments shared as a family. The program is designed to spark curiosity, foster connection, and inspire a spirit of discovery — all in a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere.
Language
and Culture
Each participant will be immersed in English through dynamic lessons, language games, and hands-on activities in real-life settings. Our communicative approach is designed to help both adults and children use English naturally and with confidence.
Throughout the trip, we’ll develop:
- Everyday communication in English
- Confidence in self-expression
- Listening and reading comprehension in authentic contexts
- Simple and creative writing skills
- Practical use of English in real situations (shops, excursions, group activities)
Every moment of the day becomes a chance to live the language in a fun, authentic, and motivating way.
Excursions
Throughout the trip, we’ll enjoy meaningful experiences that reveal the richness of Irish nature and culture.
Each excursion is designed to spark curiosity, encourage social connection, and support hands-on learning — always guided by our experienced educators.
Included excursions:
- Dublin – A full day in the capital, wandering through historic streets, enjoying live music, and discovering the city’s vibrant modern side.
- National Museum of Ireland – A journey into Irish history and traditions, from Celtic origins to the present.
- Chester Beatty Museum – A unique museum dedicated to art and writing, with collections from around the world.
- Cliffs of Moher – A breathtaking walk along Ireland’s most famous cliffs, where ocean views and wind meet raw natural beauty.
- Galway – A lively, creative city where street art, Gaelic culture, and student life come together.
Every outing is a chance to learn, be amazed, and share special moments as a family.
Life Skills
Throughout the trip, each family will be supported on a journey of personal and relational growth.
Beyond language learning, we’ll engage in experiences that nurture awareness, independence, and collaboration between parents and children.
We’ll focus on:
- Daily independence and shared responsibility, even for the youngest participants
- Effective communication and active listening within the family and group
- Teamwork between parents and children
- Time management and shared planning of daily activities
- Empathy, respect, and openness to different cultures and perspectives
Every activity — whether simple or adventurous — becomes an opportunity to grow together, strengthening relationships and emotional skills in a natural and engaging way.
Our study trips can be recognized by schools as part of credit-bearing programs or extracurricular learning pathways. The activities we offer—ranging from language immersion and teamwork to project-based learning and cross-cultural experiences—support the development of key life and career skills. Students may request documentation to present to their schools for potential credit or acknowledgment of their participation and acquired competencies.
Recognized Learning: Credits & Competencies
Date: 20-28 May 2026
Flight, transfers, half-board in a 3-star hotel,
study sessions and excursions included:
1 adult + 1 child: starting from €2,100
1 adult + 2 children: starting from €2,500
2 adults + 1 child: starting from €2,800
Testimonials
Le nostre famiglie raccontano la loro esperienza
“I never imagined even the youngest would join in with such enthusiasm. We all learned something — and it happened naturally, while having fun.”
Marta S
This experience was truly good for us as a family. Away from daily routines, we rediscovered the joy of being together and learning from one another.”
Giovanni R
“He had an intense and meaningful experience, learning through hands-on, engaging activities. He came back more curious, more involved, and with a renewed desire to learn.”
