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Schools
We work with school Duke of Edinburgh's Award coordinators to design programmes that complement schools' curricula. This can mean after-school and weekend sessions as best fit with pupils' schedules. Young people participating may be seeking a challenge, or wanting to boost their university or college applications, or simply wanting a shared experience with peers: whatever the reasons for taking part we aim to ensure they have a worthwhile and enjoyable experience.
Individuals
If you are looking to complete part of a Duke of Edinburgh's Award we can explore with you opportunities to join with our expedition programme.
preliminary presentation in autumn term to assembly or year group.
introductory session: about the award, and expectations.
autumn classroom & practical navigation & 1st aid training sessions, with a 1-day practice walk.
spring time training & review, with 2-day overnight training expedition.
Learning review, and 2-day assessed expedition.
We can work with you to provide as little or as much as you need for your Duke of Edinburgh's Award expedition, or to support you in improving the quality of your own outdoor training.
Our approaches can include:
Promoting Duke of Edinburgh's Award participation to pupils
Programme design
Target setting with groups
Classroom & practical taught sessions
Campcraft, navigation, nutrition, groupwork, emergency procedures
First aid training
Transport & campsite bookings
Practice expeditions
Risk management
Assessed expeditions
Accreditation
Outdoor equipment presentations
A Bronze award programme may be as follows: