I'd do it againExample
Trento · 1 day · Year 1
Giulia F. · 1 question
Before you plan a school trip, ask a teacher who's been there.
Lo Rifarei (Italian for "I'd do it again") collects school trips shared by teachers: what worked, what didn't, and whether they'd do it again.
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Genoa · 1 day · Year 3
Valentina S. · 1 question · repeated by 1
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Three steps, colleague to colleague
Find who's been there
Search in your own words or with filters: city, level, duration, cost, accessibility.
Read how it really went
Every story says what worked, what went wrong and whether they'd do it again. And you can ask the colleague a question.
Share yours for the next one
In two minutes your experience becomes a card that helps whoever comes after you.
1 in 2
Half of students miss the school trip. Often no teacher feels able to lead it.
About 1 student in 2 doesn't go on the multi-day school trip, and the most common reason is that no teacher is available to lead the class. Organising alone, without knowing what to expect, is a big responsibility.
Source: Osservatorio Skuola.net, via Il Post, 25/9/2025
The community so far
- trips shared
- 25
- teachers
- 14
- would do it again (even with changes)
- 92%
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