Museums are an excellent way for science students to learn more about their subject: with interactive displays that approach familiar topics from new and engaging angles, exhibitions of objects that students do not have access to in their classrooms, as well as the invigorating change of scene from being briefly away from the familiar school environment. School trips to New York give science students the opportunity to visit some of the world's finest museums of science: the New York Hall of Science, the National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) and the American Museum of Natural History. Hall of Science The New York Hall of Science was founded in the 1964-65 World's Fair and has developed over the decades into the centre of interactive science in the city, primarily aimed at school groups, families and other younger people. It is an essential stop on the itinerary of school trips to New York. More than 450 interactive exhibits help visitors expand their understanding of sc...