The New York City Tour brings together the very best of literature, theatre and the arts in the city that never sleeps. This tour is filled with exciting and engaging activities dedicated to immersion in a range of educational experiences. Students will have the opportunity to watch Aaron Sorkin's award-winning adaptation of Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird on Broadway and participate in stage combat classes with experienced professional actors. Students will analyse and discuss the selected texts of some of America's most celebrated writers at the New York Public Library and investigate the origins of writing and history of storytelling, through myths and symbols at the Morgan Library. Students will enjoy a guided tour through curriculum relevant, selected artwork at MoMA before a behind the scenes tour at NBC Studios at the world-famous Rockefeller Centre to learn about TV production process, from scriptwriting to editing and production. Finally, the New York experience would not be complete without catching a Sunday ball game at Yankee Stadium, lunch in Central Park and a boat ride to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island to learn about New York's rich history of cultural diversity.