2. Learning outside of the classroom: on the rise and a brand-new method

There are always benefits to organising activities for schools, which is why educational experts have developed numerous methodologies that improve children's performance. To give you an idea, here are some techniques that fascinate us and that you can use to get an idea of the school trip or activity you want to organise. The Design for change methodology is simply perfect. It consists of giving students the opportunity to develop their ideas while altering the reality and the environment around them. For example, a great plan would be a gymkhana or hiking routes with orienteering games. You will find an infinite number of activities of this type and they are perfect for putting this methodology into practice while benefiting from absolutely all of the above-mentioned benefits. Another would be service learning, where children learn by performing a service that solves a problem or is needed by a community. An example? A visit to an equestrian centre, an unbeatable plan. They help with horse care while learning about nature, animals and the primary sector.

4. The objective? Improve student behaviour

One thing that teachers love is that school activities improve the students’ behaviour. And that is not only a fact, but also a statement is supported by German pedagogue Rebecca Wild who has made it clear in her years of teaching that, "if they feel great, they don't misbehave". Leaving them outdoors, allowing them to enjoy their environment, playing any sport that makes them play with their classmates, and improving their life, will improve their behaviour in class later on. So why not organise activities at school on a regular basis?