2. inspiring and educating children and young people about sustainability and the natural environment through hands-on experience, adventure and exploration in the heart of Cornwall Claire Coombe and Charlie Nicholson

3. Arrival at Camp

4. Cooking over the camp fire

5. Archery

6. Wild Wood Walk

7. Food

8. Foraging

9. Camp

10. Inside the yurt and upturned boat

11. Nightime

12. Shelter Building

13. Tree Climbing

14. Cooking, eating, washing up.

15. Risk Assessments Very extensive Archery taken by experienced and qualified Grand National Archery Society (GNAS) Leader Climbing taken by experienced and site specific trained instructors Foraging taken by experienced and trained instructors Campfire: Pupils have specific rules to abide by Shelter building: Safety briefing before activity

16. Equipment needed Small day rucksack Waterproof Jacket and Trousers. Warm Jacket Clothes that don’t matter if they get messy. Long sleeves and trousers. x2 Clothes to sleep in. Hat and Gloves. Hat for sun, sun cream. Shoes that can cope with damp conditions/Wellies. Sleeping Bag. Small Pillow. Fleecy Blanket Sleeping Mat (These can be provided please let me know). Lunch for the first day (Be creative with your friends). Frozen water to help keep it cool. Refillable water bottle. Cuddly toy! Small wash kit and towel. Any personal medication to Mrs Butcher. Torch. 2 plastic bags for wet/dirty clothes and shoes.