Cadbury World

The educational talk was great and the topic and visit fitted well with lessons taught in school.

A good trip. Need to check before hand if all rides are working. Lunch is tricky as you have to get all the way round the tour before you can eat. Children were hungry when we arrived. Suggest next time, visit playground area and eat before doing the tour.

RS trip- great for the Ethics and religion behind Cadbury

It was a lovely trip to introduce our food/chocolate unit for DT

The Cadbury World visit successfully met its aim of giving students a real-life understanding of marketing and food preparation. Students saw how chocolate is produced on a large scale and learned about hygiene, safety, and quality control in food manufacturing. They also explored how Cadbury uses branding, packaging, colour, and storytelling to attract different audiences. Students were engaged, well-behaved, and asked thoughtful questions throughout the visit. The experience helped students link classroom learning to real businesses and careers. Overall, the trip was enjoyable, educational, and a valuable way to deepen understanding of marketing and food production in industry.

The Cadbury school trip was a mixed experience. The front desk staff were rude, and there was no proper place to store bags or lunches. The lunch area was very small, and the visit felt quite short. It would work much better if the talk was scheduled in the morning. The boxes of chocolates were given at the beginning, meaning the adults had to carry them around for the duration of the visit. That said, the talk itself was good—engaging and age-appropriate—and the children understood and enjoyed it.

Business trip and the pupils enjoyed the workshop and the tour

A great trip, which fit in well with the topic Scrumdiddlyumptious. Much better when taking a coach with younger children.

we went for a talk on The Aztecs which was very good.

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