1. Caldecotte Xperience Residential Year Three’s Residential Trip
Thursday 7th – Friday 8th June 2018
Parent’s Meeting
This evening is about why we, as a school go to the effort to take the children on a residential trip and why we encourage you to allow your children to go as well as reassuring you from the very start that this trip will be highly organised, thoroughly risk-assessed and will have your children’s health and safety, as well as enjoyment, achievement and learning at its heart at all times.

2. This Evening... About Caldecotte Xperience. Staff attending.
Our journey & Arrival.
Sleeping arrangements.
Food & Dietary Requirements.
What will we be doing?
Packing for Caldecotte.
Parent Pack.
What to do now!
Questions and Answers...

3. About Caldecotte... A large centre Lots of thrilling activities
Focus on developing self-esteem, peer support, confidence and positive attitudes
High quality accommodation
Delicious Food!
Let’s look at the website to find out more:
Frist ever Year 3 Residential!
I am very pleased to be organising and leading the residential trip and am very excited to be embarking on this exciting adventure with the children.

4. Teacher at the beginning of the trip. Teacher at the end of the trip!
Staff Attending
Teacher at the beginning of the trip.
Teacher at the end of the trip!
We are very fortunate to be able to take an excellent team of staff many of whom have either led and/or been on residential trips before. As group leader I am very confident, delighted and grateful to be taking the staff we are taking.
The staff attending will be very easy to spot….

5. Staff Attending Miss. Parish (Year 3 Leader)
Miss. Dean (Year 3 Teacher)
Miss. Brown (Year 3 Teaching Assistant)
There will be other volunteers on the trip who
are to be confirmed.

6. “Are we there yet?!” 8.30 – Arrive at school as normal
Prepare to depart
Depart! Let’s go! We will transport your children to and from Caldecotte
Arrive at Caldecotte Xperience and let the fun begin! Unpack and sort our rooms
Eat lunch – Please bring a packed lunch, that is easily disposable.
We will now move on to discussing the trip itself.
On Monday, the first day of the trip….

7. Arrival and Sleeping Arrangements
Boy and girl rooms
Friends will be kept together where possible and suitable
Welcome and introduction
Straight into our first activities
Rooms must be kept tidy!
Bedtime issues
Rooms are separated into boy and girls rooms and all rooms will have signs on the door listing whose room is whose.
Friends will be kept together where possible and suitable and organised by the Caldecotte Staff team nearer the time.
Bedtime issues – any concerns about bedtimes that may be had can be detailed on the forms which will be shared later. Rest assured however that all concerns of any kind are dealt with very well and appropriately by the team – supported amongst other things by our knowledge of the children.

8. What will we be doing?
6 challenging and adventurous activities, including
- Team dynamics
- Sailing
- Zorbing
- High ropes
- Canoeing
- Bush craft
Pushing the children forwards!
Confidence building!
Evening entertainment!
Keeping in touch!
A look at last year!
Share preferences requested!

9. Food & Diet Requirements
At the end of this meeting you will be given a parent pack. Please detail any food/diet requirements.

10. Packing for Caldecotte…
See Parent Pack!
What not to bring.
Who packs?
Who carries the bags?
Please don’t bring:
Electrical devices – computer games & cameras.
Jewellery / valuables.
Aerosol deodorants.
No mobile phones – no news is good news!
Please label everything.

11. Parent Pack… Overview and Kit List
Main form – Contact information, allergies, Bedtime Routine/Any other Information! Please don’t leave anything out.
Parent Info & Slides

12. What now Miss Parish? Questions and Answers. Forms completed please!
Look at the website for more information.
Please stay in touch if you have any concerns between now and June.
Don’t worry, we’re going to have a super time!