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Religious Studies – London Study Tour
London Religious Studies School Tour For All
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Our London Religious Studies school tour provides a unique opportunity for your group. London is one of the most culturally and religiously diverse cities in the world, offering an exceptional environment for students to explore faith, identity, ethics and belief. This study tour enables young people to visit major places of worship – churches, mosques and synagogues – as well as take part in guided talks, Q&A sessions and ethical discussions.
Students can explore St Paul’s Cathedral, visit the London Central Mosque in Regent’s Park, discover Jewish heritage in Golders Green, and examine how religion shapes community life, law, ethics and modern British values.
Workshops and expert-led sessions can be added to deepen learning around topics such as pilgrimage, forgiveness, social justice, equality, religious symbolism and interfaith dialogue.
This tour is perfect for…
The London Religious Studies school trip is specifically designed for:
- GCSE Religious Studies – AQA/Edexcel/OCR
- (Christian practices, worship, pilgrimage, Islam, Judaism, ethics & moral decision-making)
- A-Level Religious Studies
- (Philosophy of religion, ethics, religious experience, pluralism, theology)
- KS3 RS / Citizenship
- (Community, diversity, belief, tolerance, values)
Why Us
Learning Beyond the Classroom
Curriculum
Led
Every tour is designed to support subject learning with real-world experiences that bring classroom topics vividly to life.
Inspiring
Destinations
From European capitals to global hubs, our destinations give students direct access to places, ideas and experiences that deepen understanding.
Educational
Visits
Programmes include guided visits, workshops and subject-relevant experiences built to engage students and support meaningful learning outcomes.
Safe &
Structured
We plan every detail carefully, giving teachers confidence that travel, logistics and student wellbeing are fully supported throughout.
Learning
That Lasts
Study tours build confidence, independence and curiosity while creating shared experiences students remember long after they return home.
Itinerary
Suggested Itinerary
- Depart school
- Arrive in London
- Visit to St Paul’s Cathedral – worship, liturgy, symbolism, Church leadership
- Lunch
- Visit to a North London Synagogue (e.g., Golders Green or Finchley) – Torah, worship, identity, Jewish law, artefacts
- Evening meal
- Return travel or check in for overnight stay
- Breakfast
- Visit to London Central Mosque, Regent’s Park – Islamic beliefs, prayer, community, Q&A session
- Lunch
- Visit to the Imperial War Museum – Holocaust Exhibition (KS4/KS5) – ethics, human rights, prejudice & persecution
- Depart London for return travel
- Breakfast
- Visit to Southwark Cathedral or Westminster Abbey – Christian heritage, ethics, British values
- Lunch
- Workshop on ethics or philosophy at a university or RS education centre
- Return travel
Optional Extras
MAKE THE MOST OF IT
Enhance your London Religious Studies school tour with additional visits:
St Paul’s Cathedral
Explore this iconic cathedral and its significance in Christian worship and history.
Westminster Abbey
Discover a historic site of royal ceremonies and religious importance.
Southwark Cathedral
Visit one of London’s oldest Gothic churches with rich local heritage.
London Central Mosque
Learn about Islamic beliefs, practices and community life.
East London Mosque (Jummah visits possible)
Explore one of the UK’s largest mosques and observe worship (Jummah visits possible).
Synagogue visit (Golders Green, Finchley, West London Synagogue)
Gain insight into Jewish faith, traditions and community life.
Hindu Temple – Neasden Mandir
Discover Hindu beliefs, rituals and stunning temple architecture.
Buddhist Temple – London Buddhist Centre
Explore Buddhist teachings, meditation and modern practice.
Imperial War Museum – Holocaust Exhibition
Reflect on the impact of the Holocaust and ethical lessons from history.
Museum of London – religion & social history
Explore how religion has shaped London’s communities over time.
Houses of Parliament – laws, ethics & democracy
Understand the relationship between law, ethics and democracy in the UK.
Humanist/ethics workshop
Explore non-religious perspectives on morality and modern society.
Thames river cruise
See London from the water while taking in iconic landmarks along the Thames.
Covent Garden
Experience a lively cultural area with shops, performers and history.
Science Museum – faith vs science perspectives
Explore the relationship between scientific discovery and belief systems.
National Gallery (Christian art & symbolism)
Discover religious themes and symbolism in world-famous artworks.
British Museum (world religions & artefacts)
Explore global religious history through significant artefacts.
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