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City Stories

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Creative outdoor learning experiences for secondary schools.

How stories shape a city.

Students explore Amsterdam through its people, places and stories. Guided walks, observation and creative activities help them investigate how different communities experience the city and how its streets and public spaces change over time.

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Along the way, students gather photographs, sketches, questions and observations. These become the starting point for “Amsterdam Through My Eyes”—a personal story map connecting what they discover with their own perspectives.

 

Choose a half-day programme, a full-day project or a series of sessions. Each experience can connect with your curriculum, current themes or school projects.

Explore the city, collect its stories

Guided city exploration

Observation and field notes

Stories and perspectives

Architecture and public spaces

Photography and creative responses

Creating a personal story map

Workshop at a glance

AGES

11-18 years

DURATION

From 3 hours

DELIVERY

English, Dutch or Bilingual

GROUP SIZE

Up to 20 pupils Larger groups by arrangement

LOCATION

Amsterdam

PRICE

From €525
 

Curriculum and outdoor learning connections

 International Schools

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  • Outdoor inquiry and place-based learning

  • MYP and DP curriculum connections

  • Geography, history, arts and culture

  • CAS and TOK, enrichment days and project weeks

 British Schools

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  • Outdoor inquiry and place-based learning

  • Exploring local stories, voices and perspectives

  • KS3–5 Geography, History, Art and Design

  • Enrichment days and project weeks

Dutch Schools

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  • Buiten leren en omgevingsonderzoek

  • Mens en Maatschappij: aardrijkskunde en geschiedenis

  • Kunst en Cultuur / CKV

  • Burgerschap en vakoverstijgende projectweken

Meet your workshop leaders

 Morfoula Stergiou, Anabel Hull and Tara Brown

Anabel, Tara and Morfoula combine experience in education and cultural projects. Anabel brings cultural coordination, museum education and experience in working with a wide range of cultural providers. Tara specialises in inclusion and diversity, and Morfoula leads creative projects in schools and communities. Together, they help students discover a city’s stories.

Ready to explore City Stories with your students?

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