Field Trips

Empty highway leading into downtown Atlanta city skyline with tall buildings, green trees, and a wide blue sky with white clouds.
A paved road lined with large green trees on both sides, creating a canopy under a partly cloudy sky.

At The Premo School, monthly field trips are a vibrant part of our curriculum, enriching classroom learning through real-world experiences. Locally, our students regularly explore destinations such as the Tellus Science Museum, the Art Barn, the High Museum of Art, the Center for Puppetry Arts, the State Bar of Georgia, the Chattahoochee Nature Center, and the Alliance Theatre. They've taken a STEAM-focused tour of Mercedes-Benz Stadium, experienced the thrill of indoor skydiving at iFLY, learned about infectious diseases at the CDC, and even made paper at the Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking at Georgia Tech.

Our middle school students expand their horizons even further, traveling to cities such as Charlotte, Washington, D.C., and New York City for immersive, educational experiences.

Each fall, our upper elementary and middle school students embark on a two-night trip to a Georgia 4-H Center, fostering independence, teamwork, and a love of nature. Past destinations have included Wahsega, Fortson, and Camp Jekyll.

We welcome parent chaperones on all of our field trips!

  • Three travelers with rolling suitcases and backpacks walking through an airport terminal with a glass and metal ceiling.

  • Five children with colorful winter jackets standing on a wooden platform, looking out through a metal railing at a river and leafless trees under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

  • Four people walking across a crosswalk toward a white building with multiple windows and a small yard, on a sunny day with clear skies.

  • Group of children attending an outdoor class under a rustic wooden shelter, listening to a woman teaching about GPS and global positioning systems, with the wooded area visible in the background.

  • A group of children listening to a woman in front of a large globe of the Earth in a classroom or educational setting.

  • A woman giving a guided tour in front of an old, gray, wooden tenant house in a forested area during fall, with children listening.

  • Three children sitting on a bench in an art gallery, looking at paintings on the wall.

  • Children sitting on the floor watching a vertical wind tunnel with a person in a red outfit flying inside.

  • Children standing on a wooden pathway in a forest, looking at something in the woods.