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School trip to CORPUS

Take your class on a spectacular 'journey through the human body' at CORPUS and discover how the heart, lungs and brain work.

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

About this school trip

At CORPUS, beside the A44 motorway near Leiden, your pupils literally step inside the human body. Like a blood cell, they travel along with the flow, hear the heart beating, feel the breath and see what normally stays hidden. It is an experience pupils will not forget in a hurry.

The content ties in with biology lessons and brings topics such as the heart, circulation, the senses and reproduction to life. After the fixed route, pupils deepen their knowledge in the interactive area with exhibits, games and an educational quiz pitched at their own level, from primary school to vocational school. Useful to know: CORPUS states that the journey is suitable from age 6; when booking, check that your group meets the age requirements.

We are happy to arrange transport to Oegstgeest for you and your pupils. Our experienced driver brings your group comfortably and safely by coach right up to the entrance, so you can concentrate fully on an educational day.

Highlights

  • Interactive 'journey through the human body'
  • Ties in with biology lessons
  • Educational quiz for each school level

Included

  • Return travel by coach
  • Experienced driver

Not included

  • Entrance tickets
  • Food and drinks

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