
Victoria Falls & Livingstone
Exploring one of the great natural wonders of the world, on the same river that flows past our school – and many return trips to compete in chess, triathlon, swimming, football and netball.
Our journeys
From our home in Katima Mulilo, learners set out every year to discover the ecosystems, cultures and conservation projects of Namibia and the KAZA region.
Educational journeys are linked to the year's environmental theme and to the curriculum, while sports trips take our teams to compete across Namibia and the region. Every excursion follows an approved plan and risk assessment.

Exploring one of the great natural wonders of the world, on the same river that flows past our school – and many return trips to compete in chess, triathlon, swimming, football and netball.

A five-day programme where learners discovered ancient survival skills, tracking, bush food and traditional tools with the Khwe community, and explored Mahango Game Park and Popa Falls.

Learning about desert-adapted elephants and the projects that help people and elephants share a dry and fragile landscape.

Team challenges, climbing and outdoor problem-solving that build confidence, cooperation and leadership.

Our football teams and chess players travel regularly to the capital to compete against schools from across Namibia.

Our most recent journey: the dunes of the Namib and the coastal ecosystems around Swakopmund and Walvis Bay.

Living sustainably in the desert with NaDEET: solar cooking, saving water and discovering the dunes and their wildlife.