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School trip to the Anne Frank House

Visit the Secret Annex with your class and learn about Anne Frank's story through an educational programme.

Destination
Amsterdam
Type of trip
Museum
Target group
Upper primary (ages 9–12), secondary schools and vocational schools
Price
Price on request

About this school trip

The Anne Frank House in Amsterdam is where Anne Frank went into hiding with her family during the Second World War and wrote her famous diary. A visit to the Secret Annex makes history personal and tangible for pupils, and prompts them to reflect on prejudice, discrimination and equal rights.

The Anne Frank House offers educational programmes for primary schools, all levels of secondary school and vocational schools. Using a timeline, the Second World War and the life of the Frank family are discussed, after which pupils visit the museum. As this is a sensitive subject, we recommend preparing the visit carefully in class and making time afterwards to talk it through together. You will find teaching materials on the Anne Frank House website.

We would be delighted to take care of transport for you and your pupils to Amsterdam. Our experienced driver takes your group comfortably and safely by coach to the city, so you can focus on a powerful and meaningful day.

Highlights

  • A visit to the Secret Annex
  • Educational programme with a timeline
  • Teaching materials to prepare in class

Included

  • Return coach travel
  • Experienced driver

Not included

  • Entrance tickets
  • Food and drinks

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