Cadbury World has been shortlisted as a finalist in the Best Museum category at the School Travel Awards.
The Bournville-based attraction was nominated for the national award alongside world-class cultural institutions including the Natural History Museum, the V&A, the British Museum and the Milestones Museum.
Hosted by Fiona Bruce, the award celebrates excellence across the primary and secondary school travel sector. The shortlist is created by teachers and educational visit coordinators across the UK. Winners will be crowned at the Royal Kensington Garden Hotel on Friday 16 November.
With over 27 years’ experience in educational talks, Cadbury World hosts over 2,000 school groups each year. It offers pupils a unique look into the rich heritage of the nation’s favourite chocolate brand. Students can expand their knowledge through the attraction’s large portfolio of curriculum-linked talks on topics including Business, Marketing, The Maya, Geography, and Design and Technology.
Diane Mitchell, Marketing Manager at Cadbury World, said: “We’re humbled to be shortlisted as one of the top museum visits in the country, especially alongside such prestigious cultural destinations. We’re proud of our work with schools, and our education team works hard to strike a fine balance of tying the national curriculum into a visit that’s both stimulating and engaging for children.”
Group visits are currently available at £9.80 per child including the talk for a minimum of 25 paying pupils. One free adult will also be admitted for every eight children.
For more information on educational talks, or to book your visit to Cadbury World, visit: www.cadburyworld.co.uk/schools-and-groups.
