学校の行事で行ったって英語でなんて言うの？

When you want to explain that you went to an event or traveled with your school, you can say: I went on a school trip. I went skiing on a school trip. A school trip - This is the native phrase used to describe when you go somewhere with your school. Sometimes you may have to wear your school uniform, other times you can wear what you want. You go with your teachers and your classmates. In the U.K, a coach will pick up the students from the school and drop them back to the school afterwards. I hope that helps!

You can use the following sentences to express yourself: 1)I went for skiing for a school trip. 2)It was a school trip.

It's popular with educational establishments these days to organise day trips to places of interest, or even longer trips staying overnight. School groups travelling abroad are also very common and this gives young people quite often their first experience of overseas travel. "Have you ever tried skiing before Julian?" "My only experience of skiing was on an organised school trip."

Example "I am getting excited about going on my school trip" or "I am going on an excursion" or "I am going on a school trip"

So, the school event involving skiing happened during a school trip. The event appears to have been part of the school trip to make it interesting. It's almost like what companies call 'team building exercises'. Students participate in games during school trips just like work colleagues participate in games during a team building exercise. During one of these school trips, you participated in a skiing event. So, if a colleague asks you if you know anything about skiing, you may say: I can ski because I participated in skiing at a school event during a school trip.

"I experienced that before on a field trip". "I did that before on a school trip." "I went on a field trip in the past and we did that".