Activities
We have a full range of exciting activities to choose from - and all delivered by our fully trained and qualified enthusiastic Instructors.
We know how young people really enjoy variety, so beyond our adventure activities, we’ve devised some fantastically challenging problem solving, and team building development sessions. So we get to motivate your pupils and create great fun, simultaneously.
Below is just a sample of our action-packed activities. Just call us to discuss your exact course requirements and we’ll tailor-make the perfect course that ticks all your boxes.
Aerial Adventure
We’ve designed a range of challenges demanding different combinations of team work and independent involvement. Through participation, individuals will also learn support roles such as belaying and equipment organisation. Learning outcomes to include confidence building, physical agility and balance and trust
Example Activities
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Crate Stack
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Jacob's Ladder
Physical Challenge
We have a host of different activities designed to use the unlimited energy children have whilst working together and have great fun. Learning outcomes to include agility and balance, resiliance and leadership.
Example Activities
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Aeroball
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Body Zorbs
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The Cube
Team Building and Problem Solving
Designed to develop transferable skills, encourage collaboration and build confidence in young people. Below is a selection of our problem solving activities which can be combined to make a full or half day of activity. Learning outcomes to include collaboration and team work, listening and communication and critical thinking and decsion making.
Example Activities:
Escape the Room
Low Ropes
Buggy Building
Developing Skills
Develop balance, control, precision, and much more while new enjoying a variety of challenging and exciting activities.
Learning outcomes to include skill development and, spatial awareness.
Example Activities
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Karting
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Archery
Survival Camp
Bushcraft and survival activities offer a great opportunity for team bonding and personal development. Students can make a shelter, build a fire and cook over it, explore woodcraft and play woodland games among the trees. It’s a great way to get back to basics, reconnect with nature, develop practical skills and spend some quality time together. Learning outcomes to include survival, personal skills and development and outdoor learning.
Example Activities
Bushcraft
Den Building
Fire Lighting
Evening Activities
Bringing the groups together for some fun before bed time.
Example Activities
Night Hike
Campfire
Disco