Ninth grade students will travel to the Lake District, found in Cumbria in the northwest of England. The area is famed for its amazing landscape and geology which inspired many artists, perhaps most famously the poet William Wordsworth.

Freshmen who are participating in the Duke of Edinburgh program will go the Brecon Beacons in Wales. During this bonding trip, they will learn leadership, teamwork, outdoor skills, and planning in preparation for their assessment expedition.

Sophomores will visit one of the most interesting and varied counties in the UK – Cornwall. They will visit several sites of interest including Bodmin Moor, the Eden project, Looe village, and Tintagel castle, home of King Arthur. 

Juniors will stay at an amazing activity center in Pembrokeshire, near St David’s, and will explore Caerleon, Cardiff, Caerphilly, the Big Pit Mining Museum, and also Tintern Abbey. 

Seniors will stay on the Isle of Wight and will explore the Needles by chairlift, visit Osbourne House, help clean a beach, have the opportunity to try surfing and sailing, take a bike tour, and visit Carisbrooke Castle.