Students Explore Science in Action at the Natural History Museum
20th May 25
Students recently enjoyed a dynamic and educational visit to the Natural History Museum as part of their science studies.
The trip offered students the chance to engage with world-renowned exhibitions covering everything from biodiversity and evolution to climate change and human biology. Highlights included the museum’s iconic dinosaur gallery, the Earth Hall’s impressive exhibits on geology and volcanoes, and interactive displays that brought complex scientific concepts to life.
The visit was designed to support students’ classroom learning with real-world examples and provide inspiration for future scientific inquiry. Teachers accompanying the group praised the students’ curiosity and thoughtful questions throughout the day.
Biology teacher Nayan Patel commented, “This trip was a fantastic opportunity for our students to experience science beyond the textbook. The Natural History Museum is a treasure trove of knowledge, and it really helped bring their learning to life in an exciting and memorable way.”
Enrichment trips like this form a vital part of the DLD experience and feeds directly into our ‘London is our Classroom’ mantra, encouraging students to explore their academic subjects in context while fostering a lifelong love of learning.
