Year 4 and Year 6 pupils are encouraged to take part in one of the school's residential trips

Activities and Learning Opportunities

• Outdoor Adventures: Students engage in a variety of outdoor activities such as hiking, orienteering, and wildlife spotting. These activities help them develop physical fitness, teamwork, and a sense of adventure.
• Environmental Education: The trip includes lessons on local ecology, conservation, and sustainability. Students learn about the natural environment and the importance of protecting it.
• Team-Building Exercises: Through group challenges and cooperative tasks, students enhance their communication and problem-solving skills. Activities like building shelters or navigating obstacle courses foster collaboration and trust.
• Personal Growth: Away from home, students gain independence and confidence. They learn to manage their belongings, make decisions, and take responsibility for their actions.

Accommodation and Facilities

• Safe and Comfortable Accommodation: 
• Nutritious Meals: Healthy and balanced meals are provided, catering to various dietary needs and ensuring students have the energy for their activities.
• Safety and Supervision: Trained staff and teachers ensure a high level of supervision and safety throughout the trip. Risk assessments and safety briefings are conducted for all activities.

Benefits of the Trip

• Enhanced Learning: The hands-on experiences and real-world applications of classroom knowledge make learning more engaging and memorable.
• Social Skills Development: Students build stronger relationships with their peers and teachers, improving their social skills and emotional intelligence.
• Connection with nature: The immersive natural setting helps students develop a deeper appreciation for the environment and a sense of stewardship.

A residential trip is more than just an excursion; it’s an opportunity for students to grow academically, socially, and personally in a supportive and inspiring environment.