Year 5 Residential Monday 11th June – Wednesday 13th June 2018 Departure time: 9.00am Arrival back at VDPS: 5.00pm.

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Year 5 Residential Monday 11th June – Wednesday 13th June 2018 Departure time: 9.00am Arrival back at VDPS: 5.00pm

Dobroyd Castle, Todmorden, Lancashire

Why have we chosen Robinwood?

Facilities at Dobroyd Castle include: a shallow lake on site which is ideal for an introduction to canoeing and raft building giant swings and zip wires which are around 80 metres long. fantastic indoor activity areas: climbing walls; indoor trapeze areas; indoor archery ranges three different themed problem solving areas; Quest, the Dungeon and Piranha Pool.

The Activities https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=fHptzGn0H0c We are doing all activities!

What if my child doesn’t want to do some of the activities? All of the activities will provide different and exciting challenges. Staff at Robinwood expect the children to be ready to give everything a go, challenge themselves and do as much as they can. No one will be forced to do any of the activities, but the children who get the most from the experience will be those who have a really good go at everything.

How much training have the Robinwood staff had? All activities are run by the Robinwood staff who have been trained with the relevant qualifications and experience. Teachers can join in too, but all instruction is the responsibility of the Robinwood staff. One adult from VDPS will be with each group of children (they will be split into groups of 10) Staff from the venue will also be there supervising children at meal-times and break-times.

What happens at night time? After the last final activity session, we will all get together for a final meeting, biscuits and hot chocolate. Lights out is at 10.00pm and the children are expected to get a good nights sleep. Staff wait in the corridors from 10pm onwards. They take a fairly firm approach to bedtime because with such busy days, it is important the children get a good night sleeps. Every night there will be a team of night staff on duty. Behaviour throughout the night is closely monitored and a diary kept which is shown to VDPS staff in the morning. All external doors are fitted with alarms.

What are the sleeping arrangements? Dormitories areas are in the main castle building and also in three separate accommodation blocks next to the main castle. The children get to share a dormitory with their friends. Room sizes vary from 2-12 children. We will be told one week before as to which size dormitories we have. If the children need anything during the night they will speak with the Robinwood staff in the first instance, who will then alert us if need be. All dormitories have a call assistance button that can be pressed by the children, if they need a member of the Robinwood team overnight.

Typical sleeping arrangements

What are the catering facilities at Dobroyd Castle The food is good and there is plenty of it! As well as toast and cereals, they provide a full cooked breakfast. At lunch time they typically provide a chicken wrap or baked potatoes with fillings, sandwiches, soup, fruit and yoghurts. A cooked evening meal, for example pasta bolognese or pizza, is served of an evening, followed by a tasty dessert. Meals vary throughout the year with more hot food and hot soup available over winter time. Break time snacks are also provided by Robinwood.

There is always a vegetarian option and special diets can be catered for as required as long as they are notified in advance. They aim to provide healthy meals that will appeal to the children in order that they get the energy intake they need to fuel their three days at Robinwood. Children will make their food choices at the beginning of their stay. Water and fresh fruit are available throughout the day. Children do not need a packed lunch on their first day, but a water bottle would be beneficial.

What not to bring! Please do not bring any valuable items. Children are not permitted to bring any electronic items, including cameras. Staff members will have iPads with them to capture their best moments! Keep up to date with twitter for images of the day! The fire alarm system at Dobroyd Castle is very sensitive. Please do not pack aerosols.