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Our third stop was the breathtaking Seljalandsfoss Waterfall! This stunning waterfall is famous for its unique pathway that allows visitors to walk behind the cascading water!
Another incredible Icelandic experience for our pupils & staff!— Houstone School (@HoustoneSchool) Nov 4, 2026
@HoustoneSchool - Nov 4, 2026
Our second stop was the spectacular Skógafoss Waterfall! Standing at an impressive 60 metres tall, it’s one of Iceland’s most famous waterfalls.— Houstone School (@HoustoneSchool) Nov 4, 2026
@HoustoneSchool - Nov 4, 2026
An early start for Houstone pupils & staff this morning as they explored Sólheimajökull Glacier! 🧊
Located on Iceland’s south coast, this incredible glacier is known for its stunning ice formations & layers of volcanic ash. An unforgettable experience! 🌍— Houstone School (@HoustoneSchool) Nov 4, 2026
@HoustoneSchool - Nov 3, 2026
Our fifth & final stop of the day was the breathtaking Þingvellir National Park!
Þingvellir is where the North American & Eurasian tectonic plates are slowly pulling apart, creating dramatic cliffs & valleys.
The park was also used as a filming location for Game of Thrones!— Houstone School (@HoustoneSchool) Nov 3, 2026
@HoustoneSchool - Nov 3, 2026
Our fourth stop of the day was a delicious one! 🍦
Pupils & staff visited Efstidalur II, a traditional family-run dairy farm in Iceland's Golden Circle.— Houstone School (@HoustoneSchool) Nov 3, 2026
@HoustoneSchool - Nov 3, 2026
Our third stop of the day took us to the incredible Geysir Geothermal Area!
Our pupils & staff witnessed the amazing sight erupting, sending boiling water high into the air!
Another fantastic opportunity to experience Iceland’s extraordinary natural wonders!
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— Houstone School (@HoustoneSchool) Nov 3, 2026
@HoustoneSchool - Nov 3, 2026
Our second stop of the day was the spectacular Gullfoss Waterfall!
Known as the ‘Golden Falls’, Gullfoss is one of Iceland’s most famous natural wonders. The powerful waterfall plunges 32 metres in two stages into a dramatic canyon, creating an incredible sight! 🇮🇸 🌊— Houstone School (@HoustoneSchool) Nov 3, 2026
@HoustoneSchool - Nov 3, 2026
Our pupils & staff started their morning in Iceland with a visit to the stunning Secret Lagoon!
Located in Flúðir, the lagoon is Iceland’s oldest natural swimming pool, heated by geothermal energy. The water was incredibly warm!— Houstone School (@HoustoneSchool) Nov 3, 2026
@HoustoneSchool - Nov 2, 2026
🇮🇸 Houstone pupils & staff have safely arrived in Iceland!
Their first stop was the Bridge Between Two Continents, where pupils had the incredible opportunity to stand between the North American & Eurasian tectonic plates! 🌍
Next stop ➡️ our accommodation!
@advschools— Houstone School (@HoustoneSchool) Nov 2, 2026
@HoustoneSchool - Oct 21, 2026
Year 9 girls were on rugby this morning & Year 9 boys were on basketball. Great to see both groups showcasing excellent sportsmanship 👏
@PeHoustone— Houstone School (@HoustoneSchool) Oct 21, 2026