Ullswater 2014 Year 5 - 17 th -21 st March. The plan… Open to all of year 5 and we hope the vast majority will be able to attend. 4 nights, 5 days - Outward.

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Ullswater 2014 Year th -21 st March

The plan… Open to all of year 5 and we hope the vast majority will be able to attend. 4 nights, 5 days - Outward Bounds, at Ullswater in the Lake District (the closest Outward Bounds centre) A bespoke ‘first challenge’ program, planned in conjunction with school to build on and develop prior experiences. Also forms part of our ‘The Lakes’ theme which we will be exploring during the half term of the visit.

Why? Develop learning independence, confidence and team work skills. Appreciation, enjoyment and immersion in the natural environment. A real and purposeful learning experience- building upon the activity based Kingswood visit (but attendance at Kingswood not needed!) Once in a lifetime experience, developing transferable skills. Forms a central part of the PSHE curriculum. Pupils benefit immensely from residential trips - both socially and educationally. Links into our theme work.

The Program (1) A bespoke ‘first challenge’ program. Designed to build upon and develop previous experiences. Mixture of adventure and challenge activities such as:- Low and high ropes, including team challenges Rock climbing and abseiling Team work and challenge/problem solving activities Water based activities- raft building, dragon boat racing, canoeing etc… Gorge walking and river exploration Expeditions (in a day) and environmental activities

The Program (2) Using the natural environment where possible- an immersive experience. Built in time for reflection Designed to be as FUN as possible. Evening activities- most of which are also adventure/challenge based and form an integral part of the program. Program designed with the school to ensure it delivers the best outcomes for the children. Depending on the design of the final program, likelihood of the internationally recognised John Muir award being awarded to each child.

Outward Bounds… UK’s first and leading outdoor education charity. Providing a real educational offering - a substantial learning opportunity - not just a set of activities. Welcome over 300,000 young people to their centres each year - approx 40% of their groups are aged Unrivalled safety record A supportive, safe and challenging environment to help children realise their true potential. Provide all equipment and specialist clothing. A real synergy between the aims of Outward Bounds and the Academy’s aims for the visit

Outward Bounds provides measured outcomes… In independent research of children who experienced an Outward Bounds Course found that over 93% of participants developed greater confidence, resilience and optimism. Children were also reported to have shown an increase in their learning confidence, independence and capability in the classroom. Classes bond closer together and function even better as learning teams. Children also develop a real appreciation and synergy with the natural environment Schools consistently report an increase in academic attainment.

The instructors All have considerable experience. 90% have a degree level qualification in education, outdoor education or adventure activities. Over half are qualified teachers (have PGCE’s) Average age of 32. One main instructor per group of allowing them to build up a great relationship with the group and drive forward the learning and development of the group. Instructors supported by school staff during the day, and Outward Bounds are unique in providing pastoral support to school staff during the evenings/night.

The centre and accommodation… Situated on the shores of Ullswater in the Lake District a breathtakingly beautiful location. Grade 2 listed building with substantial wooded grounds. Secure, DBS check only, site. We will be the main occupants of the centre during our visit. Rooms of 4-10 people, either en-suite or with toilets and showers very close by. Full kitchen and dining room, serving hearty food to keep children energised and ready for their adventures!

The cost… The ‘list price’ for the experience is.. £432 But… We have been fortunate to receive a charitable subsidy worth £50 per child. We have also been granted a bursary from the Outward Bounds Trust wroth £91 per child.

The cost (2) The total cost is dependent on the number of children attending, but will be no more than £290 (£58 per day) This figure is likely to reduce. This is very reasonable in comparison to other options, including PGL and Kingswood.

What’s included Full board - all meals from dinner on Monday to lunch on Friday All activities A dedicated instructor All specialist equipment, including waterproofs and wellies! Insurance, including personal possessions and cancellation. Transport

Payment options We are asking for deposit of £35 either tonight, or as soon as possible and no later than the 22 nd July. This deposit is non-refundable. Then pay as you are able, meeting the payment milestones:- DateTotal amount due (including deposit) 26th September£90 2nd December£160 20th January£200 21st February£240 3rd March 2014Full Balance

Any questions?