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learning experience
problem solving
teamwork
communication
Outdoor challenges that help children learn to work together.
Who it is for?
Key Stage 2 classes, with sessions delivered on your school grounds.
What happens?
The programme runs over four sessions, each lasting around two hours. Children take part in team games, problem-solving challenges, adventure trust trails and introductory orienteering.
Activities include paired tasks, small-group challenges and whole-class teamwork. Achievement awards and a star-of-the-week trophy celebrate children’s progress.
Faith and reflection
Sessions include a Christian class assembly and collective worship, alongside opportunities to reflect and celebrate achievements. We discuss these elements with your school when planning the programme.
How it helps
Children practise listening, sharing ideas, cooperating and taking the lead. The activities give them opportunities to support one another and recognise their own strengths.
The programme can stand alone or form part of your school’s wider work with Active Hope.