Scarborough Excursion (by train)
Scarborough, Britain’s first seaside resort, has been welcoming visitors for over 360 years and is still as popular as ever. The safe, sandy, North Bay beach and South Bay are broken by a rocky headland on which stands a reminder of the past, the historic Scarborough Castle. We will walk together to our meeting point, the RNLI Station. Then you will have some free time to spend in the town.
Please bring your student card with you!
Itinerary
1000 We will meet at York Train Station in front of WH Smiths (TJ Jones)
To find WHSmith (TJ Jones) Scan or Click the QR Code Below:
1011 We will get the train to Scarborough
1100 We will arrive in Scarborough and walk to the RNLI Lifeboat station together
To find the RNLI station Scan or Click the QR Code Below:
1145 You will have free time to explore the town
We will arrange a time to meet again at the RNLI Station, then you will have time to explore.
Alternatively, you can make your own way back to York.
We will be back in York at about 17:30
Remember to bring:
A warm top
A waterproof coat
Sun cream
Your packed lunch
Some things to see in Scarborough:
Scarborough Castle
It has over 3,000 years of history dating back to the Bronze Age. It is said that King Richard III enjoyed the view from the battlements so much that his ghost still walks there today!
Esplanade
The famous Clock Tower overlooking the South Bay is featured in the British TV series, The Royal.
Northstead Manor Gardens
An original thrill ride, guaranteed to get you wet. The cascade has been operating on the same site since 1932 and it has been accessible to the public for over 25 years.
Peasholme Park
Voted 6th Best Park in the UK, this is an oriental-themed park with a beautiful system of streams and waterfalls, mini bridges and mystical gardens. There is a vast array of wildlife including lots of tame grey squirrels. Don’t forget your peanuts!
Scarborough Maritime Heritage Centre
The town maritime history goes back to the Romans and its Medieval Fayre was a 45-day market where many goods were traded. It was immortalised in the song by Simon and Garfunkel.
Safety information for the excursion:
Please read carefully and ask if there is anything you do not understand
First Aid
Provided by: College Staff, Ingleby’s coaches & Emergency Services
Road Safety
Please remember to be careful when crossing roads
Remember: Look Right ~ Look Left ~ Look Right Again
If possible, use pedestrian crossings, bridges or underpasses
Weather
Remember, the weather in Britain changes very quickly!
Please use sun-block if the sun is shining
Please bring a waterproof coat
Water
Please be careful near water. It may be cold and deep!
Remember, rivers may have strong currents
Theft
Thieves like crowded areas (like the centre of cities and tourist attractions). Please look after your belongings
Signs
Please obey all sign and instructions
If there is a problem
Excursion Phone Number +44 (0)7392 703423
College Emergency Number +44 770 259 6819
