For schools, home educators, parents and trip operators
Plan a trip, find one that fits, or prove what one covered — Abrelos handles the curriculum mapping, so the educational case is already made.
Research, not sales — no list, no spam. Your answer decides whether this gets built.
Browse trips tagged to the curriculum — or describe one you’ve done in a sentence.
The engine matches the activity to specific curriculum objectives across subjects and key stages.
A clean report of what was covered — for the school’s justification, your records, or a local-authority enquiry.
Input: “We climbed to the Hörnlihütte below the Matterhorn.” → Output: Geography (mountain environments), geology (glaciation), PE, French — with the specific objectives each one meets.
The same engine, pointed in two directions — find learning, or evidence it.
Search a catalogue of trips tagged by the curriculum objectives each one meets. Parents can vote for the trips they want their school to run — with the curriculum case already made.
Describe what a child or group did and get a clean report of curriculum coverage and gaps — for your records, a local-authority enquiry, or marketing to schools.
Abrelos is built on a simple conviction: the whole world — mountains, museums, castles and caves — is one continuous classroom. These are the principles it’s designed around.
Nothing is learned from a page if it can be stood inside instead. Geology is a gorge; history is a fortress.
Abstract ideas get a physical anchor — attached to a real, memorable object rather than a definition on a page.
Navigation, languages, computing. Knowing things and being able to do things are taught together.
The Romans, met as a road, a wall, a coin and a kitchen — one subject understood from four angles, not memorised from one.
How an experience becomes a lesson — the repeatable mechanic Abrelos is built around.
Researching the route, sequencing days, working the budget, currencies and timings — that’s where the English, maths, geography and computing actually happen.
On the ground: navigate, convert the money, read the map, and stand inside the thing researched. The plan becomes the day.
The day gets written up — turning an experience into something remembered, and into evidence of what it taught. This is the step Abrelos automates.
A few honest questions, tailored to you. I’m researching before building a single thing — no sales, no list, no spam. Your answers decide whether this gets made.