Itinerary
Day 1
On arrival into London Heathrow you will complete all of the formalities, collect your baggage and head out to you waiting coach who will take you to your hotel.
After you have checked in, the rest of your day is free to explore the local area and have dinner at one of the many restaurant
Oliver Hotel - This centrally located hotel is just a short walk away from Kensington High Street and Earl's Court Tube Station. A 15-minute walk will bring you the Natural History Museum and elegant restaurants. Free Wi-Fi is provided throughout and secure car parking is available with prior arrangement. All rooms have ensuite bathrooms with either a shower or bath, and feature a flat-screen TV,
ironing facilities, hairdryer and inroom safe. Tea/coffee making facilities are provided in the rooms and can also be found in the breakfast room for free. Harrods is 2.4 km from the property, and the Royal Albert Hall is 1.6 km away. London Olympia is around a 10 minute walk away. You can enjoy easy access to buses and trains. The Piccadilly Line service from Earls Court Tube
Station goes directly to Heathrow Airport. After checking in and freshening up after your long journey, you will have some free time to explore the local area before your coach picks you up and takes you to a performance of SIX The Musical at the Vaudeville Theatre. You can have dinner at a restaurant close by before the performance.
Six the Musical is a contemporary retelling of the lives of Henry VIII’s six wives, reimagined as pop stars in a high-energy, concert-style performance. Each queen takes the stage to tell her story through catchy, empowering songs, blending historical events with modern sensibilities. The show explores themes of empowerment, identity, and reclaiming one's voice, all while delivering sharp
humor and dazzling choreography. With its vibrant costumes, dynamic performances, and fresh perspective on history, Six has become a global sensation, offering a fun, and fiercely entertaining twist on Tudor history for audiences of all ages. You will then head back to your hotel for your first nights’ stay.
Day 2
After enjoying breakfast at your hotel, you will meet your coach driver and be taken to City Academy’s not-tobe-missed theatre musical workshop The academy is a practical Musical Theatre session that starts with a vocal and physical warm-up. You will then learn a song and the put movement to it to create a full routine from SIX The Musical. Here is an overview:
45min dance and vocal warm-up
45mins learn lyrics (SIX The Musical)
45mins add movement to lyrics
45min learn one or two extra songs or dance routines
In this immersive experience, students will spend 3 hours singing, dancing, and performing their favorite musicals. With expert guidance, participants will refine their vocal and dance abilities in a supportive and engaging atmosphere. It’s the perfect journey into the enchanting world of theatre, where passion meets performance. After enjoying lunch at your leisure you will embark on a guided London Walking tour. Explore the vibrant sounds of London on a guided walk through Musical Kensington! Begin your journey in the heart of this historic district, home to the world-renowned Royal College of Music. Discover the stories of musical legends like Benjamin Britten and Gustav Holst, who once walked these streets. Step into the Royal College of Music Museum, a hidden gem showcasing over 800 years of musical history. Marvel at priceless instruments, including a 16th-century harpsichord, and imagine the symphonies that echoed through time. This exciting and very interesting walk will take around 2 hours, the highlights are Musical Kensington and The Royal College of Music Museum. You will then have some free time before dinner when you could explore Hyde Park, one of London's largest and most famous parks, located just a short walk away from the Royal College of Music Museum
You can stroll through the beautiful gardens, visit the Serpentine Lake, or even stop by the Serpentine Galleries, which are free to enter and feature contemporary art exhibitions. It's a relaxing way to spend time outdoors and take in some of London's natural beauty and culture. You can then have dinner before heading back to your accommodation.
Day 3
After enjoying breakfast you will embark on a day of sightseeing where your first visit will be to St Paul’s Cathedral. St. Paul's Cathedral, an iconic landmark in the heart of London, is a masterpiece of Baroque architecture designed by Sir Christopher Wren. Completed in 1710, it stands as one of the largest and most famous domed structures in the world. The cathedral’s striking dome dominates London's skyline, offering breathtaking views from its Golden Gallery. Inside, you can explore stunning features like the Whispering Gallery, known for its unique acoustics, and the intricate mosaics and stone carvings that adorn the interior. The cathedral has a rich history, serving as a site for many significant events, including the funeral of Sir Winston Churchill and the wedding of Prince Charles and Lady
Diana Spencer. St. Paul's is not just a historical building; it remains an active place of worship and reflection, drawing people from around the world to experience its architectural grandeur, spiritual atmosphere, and the sense of awe it inspires. After a very interesting self guided visit with Multi Media Guides available in nine languages you will take a short coach ride to the British Museum.
The British Museum is one of the world’s most renowned cultural institutions, housing a vast collection of art and artifacts that span over two million years of human history. Established in 1753, it offers visitors the chance to explore iconic treasures such as the Rosetta stone, Parthenon sculptures, and Egyptian mummies. The museum's expansive galleries cover cultures from all continents, providing an educational journey through ancient civilizations, art, and world history. F The British Museum is a must-visit destination, showcasing humanity's shared heritage and offering unparalleled
insight into global cultures. The Museum is free to enter and we will also explore the opportunity of one of their School sessions. Your coach will then take you to the Barbican Centre where you will have the afternoon enjoying a London Symphony Concert Family (LSO) concert LSO Family Concerts are a fun, informative way for families to experience live music together and learn more about the instruments of the orchestra. Each concert is based on a theme, with free workshops before the performance, and the opportunity for everyone to get involved by playing or singing along with the audience participation piece during the concert. A concert has been booked for 2.30 pm and the seats allocated are in the circle, F46-59 and G42-60. The concert will end at approximately 5.30pm and you will have some free time and dinner before heading back to your hotel.
Day 4
After enjoying breakfast at your hotel you can visit Buckingham Palace to witness the changing of the guard. The Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace is a time-honored British tradition where the King’s Guard hands over responsibility to the new guard in a ceremonial display. Accompanied by a military band, this iconic event is a showcase of British pageantry, with soldiers dressed in
traditional red tunics and bearskin hats. Held outside the palace, it draws crowds from around the world, offering a glimpse into the heritage and discipline of the British monarchy You will then be able to enjoy lunch before heading into Westminster Abbey. Westminster Abbey, located in the heart of London, is one of the UK's most iconic landmarks. This historic Gothic church has been the site of royal coronations since 1066 and serves as the final resting place for numerous British monarchs and notable figures, including poets, scientists, and politicians. Its stunning architecture features
intricate stained glass windows, towering spires, and ornate interiors. The Abbey also hosts royal weddings, such as the 2011 marriage of Prince William and Catherine Middleton. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, it remains a symbol of British history, culture, and tradition. You will then proceed to West End on Demand.
West End on Demand offers young students an exciting, interactive introduction to the world of live theatre. This innovative program allows students to access top-tier West End performances on demand, from classic musicals to cutting-edge plays, right from their classroom or home. Through this platform, students can watch productions like The Lion King, Matilda, and Les Misérables, gaining an appreciation for stagecraft, storytelling, and musical performance. Accompanying educational resources, such as behind-the-scenes interviews and study guides, help deepen their understanding of theatre production and its creative processes. Designed to inspire the next generation of performers, writers, and directors, West End on Demand not only entertains but also fosters creativity and critical thinking. It’s a unique opportunity for students to experience the magic of the West End at their own pace, encouraging them to explore the arts in an engaging and accessible way the highlights include:
Work with West End professionals
Improve confidence and communication skills
Build on talent and performance
Team work and ensemble skills
Creativity and inspiration
Script work and drama exercises to develop theme ideas from the musical or play
Learn the choreography, music and blocking straight from the show
Work on creating a character
Ensemble skills and team work
Exercises to boost confidence and creativity
Tie-in with your curriculum requirements
Learn about West End shows
Q&A with the West End profession
After a very exciting day you will enjoy dinner before heading back to your hotel.
Day 5
After enjoying breakfast you will enjoy a full day visit to Windsor Castle. Windsor, a historic town in Berkshire, England, offers an enriching experience for students. Its highlight is Windsor
Castle, the oldest and largest inhabited castle in the world, and a residence of the British Royal Family. Students can explore the State Apartments, filled with art and history, and witness the iconic Changing of the Guard ceremony. Beyond the castle, Windsor Great Park offers vast green spaces for outdoor learning and relaxation. The town itself is full of charm, with the River Thames providing a scenic backdrop and opportunities for boat trips. Nearby, students can visit Eton College, one of the UK’s most prestigious schools, to understand the country's educational heritage. Eton College, founded in 1440 by King Henry VI, is one of the most prestigious and well-known independent schools in the UK. Located near Windsor, it is renowned for its academic excellence, distinguished alumni, and
rich history. Eton educates boys from the ages of 13 to 18 and has a reputation for shaping future leaders, with many former pupils, known as Old Etonians, going on to significant roles in politics, business, and the arts. The school is also known for its traditions, strong sporting programs, and beautiful historic buildings, which contribute to its distinguished reputation globally. Then you will then visit the Lego Land. LEGOLAND Windsor Resort is another engaging spot, where students can enjoy educational workshops in a fun, interactive environment LEGOLAND Windsor Resort, located in Berkshire, UK, is a family-friendly theme park centered around the iconic LEGO bricks. The park is divided into themed areas such as Adventure Land, Pirate Shores, and Kingdom of the Pharaohs, all brought to life with millions of LEGO bricks. LEGOLAND Windsor also has Miniland, a popular section displaying miniature replicas of famous landmarks. With its combination of creativity, fun, and education, it’s a
top destination for families and LEGO enthusiasts alike.
Day 6 - Tuesday 24 June 2025
After enjoying breakfast your first visit of the day will be to The Royal Albert Hall. The Royal Albert Hall is one of London’s most iconic concert venues, renowned for its stunning architecture and rich cultural history. Opened in 1871 by Queen Victoria, it was named in honor of her husband, Prince Albert. The venue hosts a wide range of performances, from classical music and opera to rock concerts and sporting
events. Its distinctive circular design and grand domed roof provide excellent acoustics, making it a favorite for world-class artists. The Hall is also famous for hosting the annual BBC Proms, contributing to its status as a leading cultural institution in the UK. You will then visit the Royal College of Music. The Royal College of Music (RCM) in London is one of the world’s leading conservatoires, renowned for training exceptional musicians since its founding in 1882. Situated in South Kensington, it offers a dynamic and inspiring environment for students, fostering excellence in performance, composition, and research. The RCM’s prestigious alumni include internationally acclaimed artists, composers, and conductors. With world-class facilities, including state-of-the-art performance spaces and practice rooms, the college regularly hosts concerts and recitals. The RCM is a cornerstone of London’s rich musical landscape, playing a pivotal role in shaping the future of classical music worldwide. You can then visit The London Philharmonic Orchestra
The London Philharmonic Orchestra (LPO), founded in 1932, is one of the UK's leading symphony orchestras. Based at the Royal Festival Hall in London's Southbank Centre, it is known for its versatile performances across classical, contemporary, and film music. The LPO has collaborated with world-renowned conductors, composers, and soloists, delivering concerts across the UK and internationally. It has also recorded music for major film scores, including The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Committed to education, the LPO engages in outreach programs to inspire the next generation of musicians. Its rich history and dynamic performances make it a cultural treasure. After a thoroughly interesting and educational day you will enjoy dinner before heading back to your hotel.
Day 7
After enjoying breakfast, you will check out of your hotel and either store your luggage or put on your coach. Your first visit will be Harrods. Harrods, located in the upscale Knightsbridge district of London, is one of the world’s most famous luxury department stores. Founded in 1849, it has grown into a symbol of British elegance and opulence, offering a wide range of high-end products from designer fashion and fine jewelry to gourmet food and exclusive homeware. With over a million square feet of retail space, Harrods spans seven floors and boasts over 300 departments, making it a shopper’s paradise for both locals and international visitors. The store is renowned for its extravagant seasonal displays, world-class customer service, and unique shopping experiences
The Food Halls are particularly iconic, offering a vast selection of international delicacies. Harrods also has a rich history, having served royalty and celebrities for generations. Its motto, “Omnia Omnibus Ubique,” meaning "All things for all people, everywhere," reflects its commitment to providing an unparalleled luxury shopping experience. You will then enjoy lunch before heading to the theatre to enjoy an afternoon matinee performance the Wicked.
Wicked is a popular musical in London's West End, showing at the Apollo Victoria Theatre. It tells the untold story of the witches from The Wizard of Oz, focusing on the unlikely friendship between Elphaba,
the misunderstood green-skinned witch, and Glinda, the bubbly, popular witch. The show explores themes of identity, prejudice, and power, all set to a memorable soundtrack by Stephen Schwartz. With
stunning visuals, elaborate costumes, and breathtaking performances, Wicked has captivated London audiences since 2006, becoming one of the longest-running West End shows. After the amazing show, You can then enjoy dinner before meeting your coach to take you to Heathrow Airport to check in for your flight back to Dubai.
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