Year 4 Hilltop Residential 14-16 th March 2016 Woodland Lodge - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Year 4 Hilltop Residential 14-16 th March 2016 Woodland Lodge Co-operation & Community Communication, working together, sharing and respect for others. Challenge & Confidence Activities to stretch the student that requires confidence


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Woodland Lodge

Year 4 Hilltop Residential 14-16th March 2016

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Co-operation & Community Communication, working together, sharing and respect for others. Challenge & Confidence Activities to stretch the student that requires confidence in themselves as well as trust in

  • thers to “have a go”
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Woodland lodge (Room allocation)

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CJS team: Miss Harrison Mr Donovan Mrs Hudson Mrs Tobin Mr Howe

Hilltop Staff lead all activities and are on site at all times.

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Organisation: Dormitory groups Activity groups Meal times Expectations/Safety

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Bush Craft (On Site) It’s all about survival!! Using only natural materials learn how to make shelters and keep warm in the woodland environment. Build and light a fire to heat a tasty treat, all without the use of matches. Crate Stacking Construct a wobbly ‘vertical’ tower of crates up to six metres high, with support from the ‘builders’ on the ground. Can you reach the top before the tower collapses?

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Archery Be a Robin Hood or Maid Marion! Shooting at the target to see how many Golds (or balloons!) you can hit. Assault Course Get Dirty, Get Wet, Get Muddy! Wind your way around the woodlands as you tackle a variety of obstacles including log walls, water swings and tunnels.

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The Big Zippers An adrenaline rush on one of our two - 120m zip wires from the top of our highest hill. High Ropes Various activities from ground level to 10m high - including beams, wires, trapeze jump and all aboard.

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Mountain Bikes Progress from a grassy field to our purpose built exciting and challenging bike track filled with wooden bridges, drop

  • ffs, twisty corners and rolling bumps.

Trek Mountain Bikes & safety gear provided.

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Owls & Mice Fun Animated game of Hide and Seek in the dark woodlands. Dark Walk & Camp Fire Experience the woodland and grounds in the dark stargazing and listening to the sounds of the night followed by a group camp fire.

EVENING ACTIVITIES

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Kit list and packing Meal times – dietary requirements Bedtimes Medications – original named container and form completed fully. (Including for inhalers.) Transport – travel sickness

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Staying in touch In an emergency and then either via school

  • ffice or school mobile (number in final

reminders) We will contact you if needed. Please ensure you have provided an up-to-date number. Our blog.

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Summary Education, enjoyable, fun and excting! An experienced qualified team of adults. A unique opportunity to develop confidence, team-work and communication skills.

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HILLTOP HOUSE RULES Take CARE - Be COURTEOUS - Be CONSIDERATE - Be CO- OPERATIVE - Use Your COMMON SENSE PLEASE DO

Keep all rooms and shoe racks tidy. Use your indoor shoes indoors. Treat Hilltop with care. Put back games and equipment in games room after use. Report any damage, breakage or spillage to a member of Hilltop Staff. Use the hangers in the Drying Room. Keep quiet between lights-out (usually 11pm) and 7am. Respect all areas marked PRIVATE and DANGER. Put drinks and food on the tables not on the floor.

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PLEASE DO NOT Use the swimming pool or outdoor equipment without instructor supervision Leave wet clothes in the bedrooms. Go into any bedroom other than your own. Leave the Hilltop site without permission from Group Leaders. Eat or drink in the bedrooms. We consider the period between lights out and 7am in the morning to be an essential quiet time to allow Hilltop staff, school staff and pupils to rest and recover to enable them to safely and actively participate in the course.