1. One Challenge. Three elements. Many days.
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2. English 3 Peaks Helvellyn (950m)
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3. English 3 Peaks Scafell Pike (978m)
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4. English 3 Peaks Skiddaw (931)
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5. An experience students will never forget
Our aims are:
To come back safely
To gain a sense of achievement and self esteem
To learn to love the outdoors
To raise money for charity

6. Skills and knowledge
Map reading and navigation Walking as a team Scrambling Conservation Equipment Risk assessment and mountain safety

7. Training Sunday 28th Jan, Malvern Ridge
20 miles, 10 each way
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8. Training Sat 24th March, Yorkshire 3 Peaks
24 miles
Target time: under 12 hours, can you beat Mr Johnson’s group’s best time of 9.75 hours? This is the qualifying exped
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9. Training Weekend of 29th April, Snowdon
Night hike
Conservation work
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10. Logistics
Walking in mixed groups supervised by experienced, qualified staff
Accommodation – bunk houses, not luxurious!
Separate rooms (buildings) for boys and girls
Two mini buses for each expedition
All expeditions leave from and return to school – early starts
Food:
Breakfast (cereal/toast/porridge) provided
Packed lunch and snacks to be provided by student
Dinners in pubs

11. Equipment

12. Commitment
Attendance Fitness Behaviour Respect for the environment Accepting failure Accepting rejection RESILIENCE AND RESPECT

13. RISKS Mitigation Clothing Planning Briefing Expertise/experience
Training – staff and students
Staffing numbers
Rules
Exercise

14. Rules
Mountain Leaders have final say Stay together, work together Respect for the local community Respect for the mountain

15. Why? FAR MOORS Raise money for a charity of their collective choice
Meet new people
Get fit and re-energise
Discover new places
Contribute to society
Push outside of comfort zones
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