The phrase "science trip" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a trip that involves activities related to science, such as visiting a science museum, attending a science lecture, or participating in an experiment. For example, "My physics class is taking a science trip to the Galileo Museum next week."
The final installment goes back to the summer of 1971, when a dozen teenagers and their teachers sailed out for a monthlong science trip to assess the Sound's environmental health -- and found themselves changed in the process.
In the summer of 1971, a 36-foot sailing yawl named the Strega, carrying 11 teenage boys and three teachers, set out onto Long Island Sound for a monthlong science trip to take the Sound's environmental pulse.
He wrote of his plans to lead a science trip on the Sound each year, though he hoped that some day, in the then-far-off 1980's, there might be no need.
So Marlin, the adorable widower who you long to protect just as he cossets his boy, takes Nemo to his first day at school, and is appalled to learn that they are going on a science trip to the "dropoff": the place where their enclosed little Coral Reef bio-habitat opens on to the blue abyss of the ocean.
On the science field trip in the first Twilight film, she's the only girl who doesn't squeal in hysterics at the compost bin full of worms.
The fanny pack my mother was referring to was a purple tartan monstrosity that my parents had given me to take on some science-class trip in middle school.
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will allow students to use adjoining Chaparral Park for science field trips, outdoor reading and other teacher-led activities.
They were concerned that some neighborhoods did not have a playground as good as theirs nor did they have a chance for science field trips.
