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Global Travel Program

2028 Tours Information Meeting

2028 Tours Information Meeting

Explore the World with DCS in 2028!

The world can be one of the best classrooms! DCS students will have the opportunity to experience new cultures, broaden their perspectives and bring classroom learning to life through four exciting international travel opportunities in summer 2028:

  1. Rome, Athens & the Greek Isles
  2. Peru 
  3. Panama
  4. Automotive Innovation in Germany & Italy.

Families interested in learning more are invited to an informational meeting Monday, October 19, at 7:00 p.m. at Emerald Campus. All trips will take place in June or July 2028 and will be led by DCS instructors. Trip details, itineraries and costs are currently being finalized and will be shared at the meeting. Come discover how global travel can build independence, curiosity, confidence and a greater understanding of the world—and learn about the incredible experiences awaiting DCS students in 2028!

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2027 Tours

To learn more about a trip, click on the trip destination link below.  For questions, or to get more information about a trip, please email the trip leader by clicking their name.  

  • London & Paris - for rising 6th-9th graders - Students will explore the iconic museums, landmarks, and cultural centers of two major world capitals, while also witnessing international cooperation in action—traveling beneath the English Channel via bullet train. A day at Disneyland Paris adds fun and cultural contrast to the educational journey. - Led by Disa Banker

  • South Africa -for Grades 6-12- From the historical complexities of apartheid to the marvels of safari wildlife, students will engage in powerful experiences focused on history, society and sustainability, along with discovering the vibrant culture of Cape Town and Johannesburg. - Led by Megan McCauley
  • Germany & Austria  - for Grades 9-12 - This 10-day Germany and Austria itinerary covers over five incredible cities, tracking north from the Alps to the historic heart of Germany.  To keep high schoolers energized and engaged across multiple travel days, this route prioritizes iconic sights, interactive storytelling, and active experiences. - Led by Frau Emily Colgan and Herrn Tony Evans

2340C F4 Global Travel Program Scholarship Program

Travel with a Teacher!

Students in front of Eiffel Tower
In today’s interconnected world, college and career readiness requires more than academic knowledge—it calls for a well-rounded worldwide perspective. To thrive, students must develop cultural awareness and the skills to navigate a diverse, global society.
 
To support this goal, educators in Dublin City Schools offer domestic and international travel experiences that complement our curriculum and allow students to engage directly with different cultures, languages, and global systems—including economic, social, and beyond.  These travel opportunities provide the perfect combination of learning and firsthand experiences, helping students to deepen their  understanding of the world around them.  Through trips abroad, students can step outside their comfort zones, immerse themselves in new cultures, and view the world from different perspectives. It’s a powerful way to enhance knowledge and prepare for the challenges of an increasingly globalized future.
 

EF Educational Tours, the world leader in international education, is the primary travel service provider for these trips. Other respected travel companies are also used. Trip costs usually include round-trip airfare, hotel accommodations with private bathrooms, chaperones, a tour director who travels with the group, sightseeing tours and excursions, specified meals, airport transfers, transportation between destination cities, transportation to all included activities, entrance fees as specified, and 24-hour worldwide emergency services. Costs may vary depending on when students register and reserve their spot on a trip.