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World Explorers Club

Explore fascinating places, discover diverse cultures and develop a deeper understanding of our world.

World Explorers Club is an engaging small-group enrichment programme that invites young learners to discover fascinating places, explore diverse cultures and develop a deeper understanding of the world around them.


Through interactive activities, discussion, stories, maps and virtual exploration, learners travel across continents and investigate the people, places, environments, traditions and ideas that make our world so interesting.


Each session can introduce a different country, region, geographical feature or global theme. Learners might explore extraordinary landscapes, famous landmarks, wildlife, languages, food, traditions, festivals, historical stories and everyday life in communities around the world.


The club combines elements of geography, culture, history and global learning, encouraging learners to make connections between places rather than simply memorising countries and capitals.


What learners can develop

  1. Greater knowledge of countries and regions around the world
  2. Understanding of continents, oceans and geographical features
  3. Curiosity about different cultures and ways of life
  4. Greater confidence using maps and geographical information
  5. Knowledge of important landmarks and natural wonders
  6. Understanding of how people interact with their environments
  7. Awareness of traditions, languages and cultural practices
  8. Greater appreciation of different perspectives and experiences
  9. Stronger questioning and research skills
  10. Confidence discussing and presenting discoveries
  11. Critical thinking and curiosity about global issues
  12. Respect for cultural diversity


Sessions are delivered live online in small groups, allowing learners to explore ideas together, ask questions, share discoveries and hear different perspectives.


Activities may include map challenges, virtual journeys, quizzes, mysteries, photographs, stories, cultural investigations, geographical puzzles and mini research projects. Learners might investigate why people live differently in different environments, discover how landscapes are formed, compare celebrations around the world or explore the stories behind remarkable places.


The programme can also introduce age-appropriate discussions about the relationship between people and the planet, including habitats, climate, resources, conservation and some of the challenges faced by communities around the world.


Most importantly, World Explorers Club encourages learners to approach unfamiliar places and cultures with curiosity, respect and an open mind.


It is ideal for children who love maps, travel, geography, cultures, history and discovering new things, while also providing an enjoyable way to broaden their general knowledge beyond the school curriculum.


Format: Live online small-group club

Approach: Interactive · Exploratory · Collaborative

Focus: Geography · Cultures · People · Places · Our Planet

Key skills: Map Skills · Investigation · Discussion · Research · Critical Thinking

Additional focus: Global awareness · Cultural understanding · Curiosity · Communication · Respect for different perspectives