Grange Hall Activity Centre

7-16
Communication Skills, Confidence Building, Geography, History
, Leadership, PE, Problem Solving, Team Building
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What will students see and do?

Outdoor activity centres make perfect learning environments. Whether it’s a reward trip at the end of the year or a team-building weekend for your pupils, Grange Hall proves the point that education can be exciting.

This outdoor centre provides your pupils with the opportunity to push themselves in new ways and try things they might not get the chance to try every day. School residential trips can help to build rapport between students and introduce your class to staying away from home. It’s the ideal way to develop the kinds of skills that can sometimes be tricky to teach in a classroom.

If you’re looking for something exciting, challenging, and refreshing for your pupils, a trip to Grange Hall Activity Centre is the ideal thing for you.

Set in the beautiful south west, near the coast and the village of Northam, Grange Hall is ready to welcome your class for a few days of fun and discovery. Whether it’s a one-day trip or a residential stay, you’ll pack plenty in. All of the activity sessions are led by trained professionals and Grange Hall has the quality badge from the Council for Learning Outside the Classroom – so you can be sure that they’re a high-quality team to work with.

One of the things that makes Grange Hall so exciting is the range of school activities on offer.

From climbing to surfing, Grange Hall has a wide range of outdoor adventure activities. Based on both water and land, there’s something for everyone. Each activity acts as a teachable experience for your pupils. Here’s a list of some of the things on offer:

– Abseiling
– Climbing
– Water-skiing
– Surfing
– Tunnelling
– RIB Rides
– Coastal Exploration
– Lake (Dragon Boat, Bell Boat, Raft)
– Paddleboarding (SUP)
– Ringo

Further information about activities can be found on the Grange Hall website. There’s no end of things to do – your class won’t be bored for a moment, and neither will you!

How does the trip link to the curriculum?

Being outdoors means that your children will have the opportunity to learn things that supplement classroom teaching. It also means they will be able to learn more about science and the natural environment in an interactive, hands-on way.

Working in a new setting builds skills like confidence and teamwork. All the Grange Hall activities allow your pupils to learn more about themselves, each other, and the great outdoors.

A trip to Grange Hall will help your class develop in these areas in particular:

– Physical education
– Independence
– Teamwork
– Overcoming fears and worries
– Confidence in learning

Important developments in a child’s self-belief and learning can happen on trips to outdoor centres. Pupils will spend their time learning how to listen, meet new challenges, and have fun while doing so.

Subjects covered

Communication Skills

Confidence Building

Geography

History

Leadership

Problem Solving

Team Building

Teaching resources provided

All of the information you need is available on the Grange Hall website, from accommodation details to activity information.

You can share your itinerary and plans with your class and their parents before the trip. All you need to do is contact Grange Hall to organise your stay.

Minimum and maximum group size

Grange Hall is geared towards school groups, so there will be enough beds for your class. You can add your approximate numbers to your enquiry and the team will confirm this.

Groups may be split into smaller numbers for activities. Each smaller group will need an adult chaperone.

Details of risk assessment

This is a fully risk-assessed site. The team at Grange Hall ensure that all safety checks are up to date. All activities carry full public liability insurance.

You can read the risk assessment and terms and conditions of a visit on the venue’s website. Further questions can be asked via the contact form.

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