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Bradfields SchoolTHE HOWARD SCHOOLSPORTS PARTNERSHIP Counting down to

Bradfields School

Please speak to Miss Robinson or Mrs Jenkins if you need any help completing this application form

What sports do you enjoy playing?

Why do you want to take part in this programme?

Name:

Signature: Parent or guardian

Date:

Counting down to

THE HOWARD SCHOOL

SPORTS PARTNERSHIP

BradfieldsSchool

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Then why not apply to take partin this year’s sports leadershipprogramme?

Are you in Year 11 at Bradfields School or studyingat the FE Centre?

Do you have an interest in sport?

This unique personal development programme will help to develop your confidence, motivation and skills by providing the following opportunities:

Teamwork and leadership training (including emergency first aid)

Regular activity sessions

A six-day teambuilding course in Dartmoor National Park involving adventurous outdoor activities

You will also be given the chance to apply the knowledge and skills that you gain to benefit the local community.

The next programmestarts on 5 February 2009

If you would like to take part, please fill in the application form (see reverse)and return it to Miss Robinson at Bradfields School or Mrs Jenkins at the FE Centre as soon as possible.

For more information please contact:Jon Rees, Youth Sports Development Officer

Phone 01634 338765Email [email protected]

In order to gain Bronze Youth Achievement Awards, volunteers had to complete four 15-hour challenges during the sports leadership programme.

Challenge 1: Gain experience of teamwork and leadershipChallenge 2: Participate in regular activity sessionsChallenge 3: Volunteer at the Mini Youth GamesChallenge 4: Take part in a six-day teambuilding course

To meet the requirements of UK Youth and ASDAN, volunteers had to set themselvestargets they wanted to achieve while taking part in each challenge, keep individual

portfolios of evidence and regularly review their progress as an Award Group.



CHALLENGE 1Gain experience of teamwork and leadership

During the sports leadership programme, volunteers were introduced to:

● The basic principles of communication, teamwork and leadership

● The plan-do-review model of learning

To improve their skills in these areas, volunteers took part in a range oficebreakers, communication exercises and teambuilding activities.



CHALLENGE 2Participate in regular activity sessions

During the sports leadership programme, volunteers participatedin regular activity sessions including:

● High ropes

● Skiing

● Snow tubing

● Tobogganing

● Canoeing

● Kayaking

Volunteers also completed an emergency first aid course.



CHALLENGE 3Volunteer at the Mini Youth Games

Having gained valuable teamwork and leadership experience, volunteers were given the opportunity to apply their knowledge and skills to benefit

the local community by supporting the following Mini Youth Games events.

Event Date Venue

Badminton 7 May 2009 Black Lion Leisure Centre

Cricket 11 June 2009 High Halstow Cricket Club

Athletics 1 July 2009 Deangate Ridge

The Mini Youth Games is a multi-sport programme that has undoubtedlybecome one of the highlights of the school sporting calendar.

Open to all children of primary school age irrespective of race, gender or disability, the aim of these events is:

● To provide a safe and enjoyable environment for children to participate in sport

● To provide opportunities for children to learn and develop new sporting skills

● To improve children’s social skills and their teamwork

● To encourage children to adopt a fit and healthy lifestyle

2008 – 2009

THE HOWARD SCHOOLSPORTS PARTNERSHIP

Counting down to

MYG Badminton Tournament

Date: Thursday 7 May 2009

Venue:

Black Lion Leisure Centre, Gillingham

Organiser:

John Hatchett Tel: 01634 338763

Closing Date: 1pm, Thursday 23 April 2

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Any entry forms received from 1:01pm will N

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The Black Lion Leisure Centre kindly host this event

Results 2007-08

No corresponding MYG event

MYG BADMINTON TOURNAMENT RULES

General Rules

All general MYG rules apply, including deadline procedure

Durations of the game will depend on number of entrants

Squad Rules

A squad shall consist of a maximum of eight players, four boys and four girls. You will need a minimum of 3

boys and 3 girls in order to take part

This is a team event and includes boys, girls and mixed doubles events, with different players to be used in

each game. Players may rotate after each school match (three games).

Equipment Rules

Badminton equipment will be supplied for the tournament

Standard synthetic shuttlecocks will be used

Each team are welcome to use their own rackets, strung rackets, length according to size and strength of

player

Schools that require equipment before the event should contact Sports Development Team or Medway

Badminton Association and equipment will be loaned out.

Playing Rules

Games will be played on a standard doubles size badminton court (O

utside tram lines all round during open

play)

The service box will be Width = Outside tram line, Length = front service line to inside back line

Service must be aimed at the opposite diagonal half of the opponent’s court

Service is underarm only and must be served from below waist height.

The Server serves from the right service court and then the left. The receivers do not swap positions

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MYG Athletics Competition

Date: Wednesday 1 July 2009

Venue:

Deangate Ridge, Hoo

Organiser:

John Hatchett Tel: 01634 338763

Closing Date: 1pm, Wednesday 17 June 2009

Any entry forms received from 1:01pm will NOT be accepted!

Deangate Ridge Sports Complex kindly host this event.

Results 2007-08

Fair Play Winners: Allhallows

1 st St Mary’s

2 nd

Balfour 3 rd

Barnsole

4 th

Kings 5 th

Parkwood

6 th

Sherwin Knight

7 th

Bligh 8 th

Featherby

9 th

New Road

10 th

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MYG ATHLETICS COMPETITION RULES

General Rules All general MYG rules apply, including deadline procedure

Squad Rules Teams shall consist of eight players, made up of four boys and four girls

Equipment Rules

All equipment for the competition will be supplied by Medway Sports Development Team

No spikes allowed

Playing Rules There will be 12 individual events split into three categories – running, jumping and throwing. Each athlete will

compete in one event from each category. There will also be one scoring relay event in which four athletes

(two boys and two girls) per school will compete, and one fun non-scoring relay. Each athlete can only

compete on one relay

Two athletes per school will compete in each individual event (except relays). Schools must fully rotate

competitors for each event

The competition is a team event with athletes scoring points for their team depending on their finishing

position in each event

Events include:

Throwing Cricket Ball

throwing a kwik cricket ball

Javelin

throwing a plastic turbojav

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MYG Kwik Cricket Festival

Date: Thursday 11 June 2009 Venue: TBC Organiser: John Hatchett Tel: 01634 338763 Closing Date: 1pm, Friday 22 May 2009 Any entry forms received from 1:01pm will NOT be accepted!

This festival is a qualifying tournament for the Kent Kwik Cricket County Finals that takes place at the St Lawrence County Ground. The Medway District Cricket Development Group (representatives from clubs) support this event. Results 2007-08 Fair Play Winners: Deanwood 1st Kings 2nd Hempstead 3rd Walderslade 4th Parkwood 5th St Thomas of Canterbury 6th Lordswood 7th Hilltop 8th Miers Court 9th St Mary’s 10th The Pilgrim School MYG KWIK CRICKET FESTIVAL RULES General Rules

All general MYG rules apply, including deadline procedure The festival will be played according to Kent Cricket Board rules

Squad Rules

Squads shall consist of up to 10 players Teams shall consist of eight players, with at least two girls playing in each match Substitutions will not be permitted during the match

Equipment Rules

Kwik cricket equipment will be supplied for the festival Orange kwik cricket balls will be used

Playing Rules

Games shall consist of one innings per team, bowling is from one end only, and an over is four to six balls, dependent upon timings of the day. Over arm bowling is encouraged but not compulsory. Each player on the fielding side must bowl one over The batting team starts with 200 runs and bats for eight overs in pairs. Pairs will bat for two overs each irrespective of whether they are out. If a wicket falls, five runs are deducted from the total. The batsman who is out must not face the next ball. There is no LBW rule unless the batter deliberately blocks the ball with leg or foot If a ball, bowled, bounces more than twice before reaching the batsman, or if it reaches the batsman above shoulder height without bouncing, it will be called a ‘no-ball’. Deliveries which are deemed by the umpire at the bowler’s end too wide for the batsman to reach when in the normal stance position, shall be called WIDE

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CHALLENGE 4Take part in a six-day teambuilding course

From 14 to 19 June, volunteers took part in a six-day teambuilding course basedin Dartmoor National Park. This residential experience was delivered by

Spirit of Adventure, one of the leading providers of adventurous activities insouthern England.

During this teambuilding experience, volunteers catered for themselves in theremote Bachelors Hall Bunkhouse (a recently converted granite barn situated inthe heart of Dartmoor National Park) and participated in a wide range of skills

and tasks that culminated in a physically demanding final team challenge.

Volunteers were given total ownership of this residential teambuilding course,having to make genuine choices regarding what activities they wanted to doand when and how they wanted to do them. As a result the team became

highly motivated and focused on achieving their final objective.



LIST OF RESPONSIBILITIES

Team leader

Wake everyone up at agreed time

Confirm daily plan with senior instructor

Manage time effectively

Ensure first aid kit is taken onto minibus

Help complete daily minibus vehicle checks

Bring supply of wood into bunkhouse from log store

Assistant team

leader

Wake everyone up at agreed time

Ensure everyone completes their jobs satisfactorily

Facilitate planning

Keep wood burning stove alight

Complete breakfast order sheet for the next day (if necessary)

Breakfast

group

Lay tables ready for breakfast

Layout fresh juice, hot drinks, cereal, milk, sugar and toast ready for

breakfast, prepare hot food and serve at agreed time

Packed lunch

group

Layout crisps, chocolate bars, fruit and cartons of drink for packed lunches

after breakfast

Complete packed lunch order sheet (if necessary)

Make sandwiches for next day, label sandwich bags and store in fridge

overnight

Tidy kitchen after making sandwiches, disinfect work surfaces and mop

kitchen floor

Dinner group

Set time for dinner

Complete dinner order sheet (if necessary)

Lay tables ready for dinner

Layout jugs of squash ready for dinner, prepare hot food and serve at

agreed time

Washing-up

group

Clear and disinfect tables after breakfast

Wash, dry and put away all crockery, cutlery, glassware, pots and pans after

breakfast

Disinfect kitchen work surfaces after breakfast

Clear and disinfect tables after dinner

Wash, dry and put away all crockery, cutlery, glassware, pots and pans after

dinner

Disinfect kitchen work surfaces after dinner

Tidying-up

group

Clean kitchen thoroughly on first night

Check that lights and convector heaters are switched off before leaving

bunk house and that windows and doors are locked

Empty rubbish bins and leave black sacks in porch

Empty recycling bins and leave green sacks in porch

Hoover team room floor

Sweep drying room last thing at night (if necessary)

MORNING TIMETABLE

Team leader and assistant get up

6.15am

Breakfast group get up

6.25am

Team get up

6.55am

Start preparing breakfast

6.55am

Breakfast served

7.45am

Start washing up

8.15am

Collect packed lunches

8.45am

Activity briefing

9.00am

TASK ROTA

Sunday

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Team leader

Carly Chris

Kieran Joe

Tom Emma

Assistant team leader

John Carly

Natasha Robert

Kirsty Kristian

Breakfast group

Emma Kristian

Carly Robert Tom

Kieran Kirsty Joe

John Chris Natasha

Packed lunch

group

Joe John Chris

Natasha Emma

Kristian Carly

Robert Tom

Kieran Kirsty Joe

John

Dinner group

Kieran Kirsty Joe

John Chris Natasha

Emma Kristian

Washing-up group

Carly Robert Tom

Kieran Kirsty Joe

John Chris Natasha

Emma Kristian

Carly Rob

Tom

Tidying-up group

Emma Kristian

Carly Robert Tom

Kieran Kirsty Joe

John Chris Natasha

Emma Kristian

A LA CARTE MENU Discuss allocated quantities with Jo before preparing meals

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Breakfast

Cereal Toast Fruit juice Beans on toast Tea, coffee or

hot chocolate

Cereal Toast Fruit juice Sausage

sandwich (+ veggie option)

Tea, coffee or hot chocolate

Cereal Toast Fruit juice Porridge Tea, coffee or

hot chocolate

Cereal Toast Fruit juice Spaghetti on

toast Tea, coffee or

hot chocolate

Cereal Toast Fruit juice Sausage

sandwich (+ veggie option)

Tea, coffee or hot chocolate

Lunch

Crisps Chocolate bar Fruit Carton of juice

Sandwich fillings: Cheese Ham Tuna (plus salad, pickle, mayo or marmite)









Dinner

Pasta in tomato sauce with grated cheese, garlic bread & salad

Flapjack &

custard

Burgers, new potatoes, vegetables & gravy (+ veggie option)

Chocolate

muffins & cream

Sausage rolls, mash potatoes & beans (+ veggie option)

Apple pie &

custard

Jacket potato Fillings: Cheese & beans Tuna, sweetcorn

& mayo Jam sponge &

custard



The Team Challenge1

As a Team on Friday morning you must complete the

Final Team Challenge

The Challenge: to enable the Protector to raise the Team flag on Down Tor

(GR: 580694) by midday on Friday.

Important Challenge Information:

The flag must only be raised by the Protector who will ensure the continued freedom

of Dartmoor.

The Protector must be wearing the “Badge of Office” as the flag is being raised.

The Team must locate and carry the flag pole to the flag raising location.

Find a means to hoist the flag to the top of the pole. (Only the Protector can raise

the team flag).

The flag pole must be self supporting.

The team must make an appropriate flag for the Protector to raise.

The Protector: ensures the freedom of Dartmoor by raising a flag on “Down Tor” on

certain occasions during the year. There is opposition to this so the Protector is in hiding

and who’s identity and whereabouts is kept secret. In a recent uprising injury caused the

Protector to lose the use of both legs. The Protector can however gain mobility in the

legs if “walking Pills” are given, or the team have purchased the artificial legs. The

Protectors location can only be revealed once the team have purchased The Final

Challenge Map the night before the flag is due to be raised.

Please read the reverse of this sheet for other important information.

Task 31

Missing Person

A person is missing, you must organise your team to search over a large area of rough moor land. Your team must perform quickly and efficiently to find the missing casualty.

At the start of the exercise, your instructor will give the exact search area to you.

Certificates needed

Search / Climbing

Earn up to 14 Beans

on successful completion.

For pre-planning and total

team commitment you can

earn a further

5 Beans

Location: GR: 565711

When: Your Choice

Permitted Time: completed before 17:00

Important

A full brief must be given to your instructor at your AM team

meeting. Use diagrams if necessary to support this.

Task 21

Crazy Well Pool

This 25 x 75 metre pool was built by the tin miners for a water supply. There are many tales regarding its unknown depth!!

You must navigate your way to this famous pool. The Team must then devise a way of finding its current depth. You must then present the answer to your instructor.

Certificates needed

Navigation / Abseiling

Earn up to 13 Beans




earn a further

5 Beans

Location: Crazy Well Pool (GR: 582705)

When: Your Choice


Important



Task 1 1

Kayak Raft

You must build a raft using all of your kayaks. Half of the kayaks should be in contact with the water the other half should be off the water. You must then paddle this raft at least 15 meters and then successfully get back to shore.

Certificates needed

Canoeing / Planning

Earn up to 10 Beans




earn a further

5 Beans

Location: Alder Lake—map in folder

When: your allotted lake day.

Permitted Time: 35 minutes on the water!

Important



Task 13

Photo Challenge As a team you must arrange the photos into the correct order using the map in the folder. Red edged photos go clockwise, Blue edged photos go anti-clockwise. Once you have correctly identified the order they should be in you will then have two grid references. To complete the task you must measure the straight line distance between the two locations. You may wish to split into two teams.

Photos will be supplied at the start of the Task

Certificates needed Abseiling / Planning

Earn up to 13 Beans

on successful

completion.

For pre-planning and

total team

commitment you can

earn a further

5 beans


When: Your Choice


Important



Task 14

It’s Showtime

The team must produce and star in an entertainment

extravaganza for the VIPs (staff and instructors). It must

include a song, a short sketch (comedy or drama) and have a

host for the proceedings. You must also have a 5 minute

interval for refreshments but this is not

included within the allotted 1 hour.

Certificates needed Abseiling / Planning

Earn up to 20 Beans

on successful

completion.


total team

commitment you can

earn a further

5 beans

Location: Team Base

When: Tues/Weds PM– must finish before 22:00

Permitted Time: 1 hour duration

If you choose this task you cannot do Task 15

Important

A full brief must be given to your instructor at your AM

team meeting. Use scripts if necessary to support this.

Task 15

BBQ a la Dartmoor

You must cook your Teams evening meal on a B.B.Q. (x2 supplied). You must produce a main meal and a dessert. Beans will be awarded depending on variety, quality, and presentation of your evening meal. You must also entertain the staff for 15 minutes with a short talent show!!!!

Certificates needed Climbing / Planning

Earn up to 25 Beans

on successful

completion.


total team

commitment you can

earn a further

5 beans

Location: Team Base

When: Tues/Weds PM

Permitted Time: must finish before 22:00

If you choose this task you cannot do Task 14

Important


meeting. Use scripts if necessary to support this.

Task 9

Stick Boat Race

Find materials and construct 3 stick boats. Mark them red, blue, green. Then race them between the two given grid references below. The beans you earn will depend on the first boat to

Certificates needed Search / Navigation

Earn up to 5 Beans

on successful

completion.

Green 8 Beans

Red 12 Beans

Blue 14 Beans


total team

commitment you can

earn a further

5 Beans

Location: GR: 606698—GR:602699

When: Your Choice


Important

A full brief must be given to your instructor at your AM team meeting. Use diagrams if necessary to support this.

Task 8

Build a Bridge The Team must build a bridge from the materials provided. The river is approximately 3 metres wide. You can only build the bridge from one side of the river.

You will be given the following materials

4 poles x 2 metres long—


Earn up to 5 Beans


Earn 2 Beans extra for each

Team member that crosses

successfully (no wet feet)

For pre-planning and total team

commitment you can earn a

further 5 Beans


When: Your Choice


Important


Task 7

Team Lower

The whole Team must be lowered down a 6 metre rockface. The rope you use must be retrieved once the last team member is safely down.

Certificates needed Abseiling / Search

Earn up to 12 Beans




earn a further

5 Beans

Location: Given by your Instructor

When: Your Choice


Important


Task 6

Night Navigation The team must navigate to as many check points as they can (printed on map in folder). You may navigate in pairs. Two different team members must navigate to each point. You must stay as one group. You will only have two hours to complete this task.

This Task must have been planned the evening before.

Certificates needed Navigation

Earn up to 12 Beans




earn a further

5 Beans

Location: See map “Task 6” (in folder)

When: Tuesday or Wednesday PM in the dark!!

Permitted Time: must be completed in 2 hours

Important


Task 5

Recover an Object Two team members will be tied together and blindfolded.

They are to follow a trail set by your Instructor and recover an object.

Directions can only be given verbally.

Each person in the team will have to stand and remain at a given point to give directions.

The rest of the team must remain stationary for the duration of the task

Certificates needed

Climbing / Canoeing

Earn up to 12 Beans


For pre-planning and total team commitment you can earn a further

5 Beans


When: Your Choice


Important


Task 4

Send and Receive a Message Half of your Team will be given a message to send across the reservoir to the other half of your Team, who will send back a reply. Your Instructor will give you the message and the reply once your two Teams have been chosen

No mobile phones! No shouting! No written placards!

Certificates needed

Abseiling / Planning

Earn up to 12 Beans




earn a further

5 Beans

Location: Burrator Reservoir

When: Your Choice


Important


Task 16

Tied in knots

Your team will be split in half for this challenge. Each half of your Team will be shown how to tie 2 knots. You must then teach the other half of your Team the knots you were shown. You must also learn their knots. Each Team member will then be able to tie 4 knots which your instructor will test you on.

Be sure you can tie all the knots


Earn up to 12 Beans

on successful

completion.


total team

commitment you can

earn a further

5 beans


When: Your Choice


Important


meeting.

Task 17

Pipe Run The team must construct 2 pipe lines that will transport 2 golf balls over a set distance and into a bucket. Both balls must land in the bucket within 2 seconds of each other. The two pipe lines must join 2 metres from the bucket, both balls must then run along the same pipes and into the bucket. You can only use equipment provided and each run will be given a start point from your Instructor. You are only permitted one attempt, but you may wish to have trial runs.

Materials: guttering, bamboo canes, balls,

rubber bands.

Certificates needed Search / Planning

Earn up to 14 Beans

on successful

completion.


total team

commitment you can

earn a further

5 beans


When: Your Choice


Important



Task 12

Spiders Web As a team you must construct a spiders web between two trees as shown by your Instructor. The whole team must pass through the web without touching any ropes. Each hole can only be used once and must have rope on all sides.


Earn up to 12 Beans

on successful

completion.

(No touching of the

ropes)


total team

commitment you can

earn a further

5 beans


When: Your Choice


Important



Task 11

Rafting Building Build a raft at the kayak venue with the materials supplied. You must then paddle your raft to a given point with half of your team on the raft. The other half then paddle out in boats and swap over so they can paddle the raft back.

Materials— 6 poles—4 barrels –selection of ropes

Certificates needed Navigation / Canoeing

Earn up to 14 Beans

on successful

completion.


total team

commitment you can

earn a further

5 beans

Location: Alder Lake—map in folder

When: your allotted lake day


Important



Task 10

Rescue As a team you must locate a casualty and carry them to a

safe location to be picked up. Remember your first aid skills as the casualty may well be injured.

Certificates needed Search / Climbing

Earn up to 12 Beans

on successful

completion.


total team

commitment you can

earn a further

5 beans


When: Your Choice


Important



Important Information1

As a Team you must earn “Beans” in order to buy the equipment and information

you need to successfully complete the Final Team Challenge.

Beans can only be earned by successfully completing Team Tasks.

Team Tasks can only be undertaken once the team have gained the relevant skill

certificates for that chosen Task.

The team must plan each Task the evening before.

There must be a different team leader for each Task.

All Tasks must be presented to your instructor at the teams AM meeting.

The skills will be run by your instructor (see below for further information)

Activities will run from 09:00 to 17:00 (with the exception of the evening Tasks).

The team plans for each day must include locations of meeting points, times for

starting and finishing of Tasks, a lunch break, equipment needed and any other

useful information that your instructors may need. No information no Task!!!!

Two team members must navigate for the minibus driver each day.

Your team plan must be sent to your instructor before 08:00 on the morning of

that days activities. A message can be left on the Spirit of Adventure answer

phone on 01822 880277.

Skill Certificates Each Task Sheet shows the skill certificates needed before that task can be tackled. The team will need to plan the skills activity times into their programme. Each skill only has to be completed once.

Skill Certificate Location Approx. Time Required

Search Team Base 1 Hour

Planning Team Base 1 Hour

Navigation Team Base 1 Hour

Canoeing GR. 475871 (Alder Lake) 3 Hours (+ 40 mins drive)

Climbing GR. 533636 4 Hours*

Abseiling GR. 533636 3 Hours*

*Does not include any travelling time!

The Shopping List

Items Beans required

Final Challenge Map 80 (non returnable)

Artificial legs 30

Walking pills (1 pill allows Protector to walk for 1 min.) 15 per pill

String and cord 18

Pulley 15

Karabiner 11

Extra Final Challenge Map 10

Compass 10

Surprise useful item 10

Note:

The shop will only be open 15 minutes before the start time of your Teams Final Challenge. The Final Challenge Map is the only item that can be purchased beforehand.



The Sports Development Team would like to thank the following organisations and individuals for their help with...

Project funding:● Bradfields School● Greenacre School Sports Partnership● The Howard School Sports Partnership

Challenge 1:● Arethusa Venture Centre● Bradfields School● Wilsonian Sailing Club

Challenge 2:● Arethusa Venture Centre● Bradfields School● Chatham Ski Centre● First Aid at Work (Training) Associates● Wilsonian Sailing Club

Challenge 3:● Arethusa Venture Centre● Black Lion Leisure Centre● Bradfields School● High Halstow Cricket Club● Deangate Ridge

Challenge 4:● A2b Coachways ● Bradfields School● Spirit of Adventure

Final team presentation:● Bradfields School ● Fort Pitt Grammar School● Kentish Bakeries Limited● Wilsonian Sailing Club

PROGRAMME OF ACTIVITIES

Date Activity

Time

Venue

05-02 Introduction to programme 2.30 6.00pm Wilsonian Sailing Club

High ropes 1.30 5.00pm

12-02 Teamwork & leadership training 5.00 6.00pm Arethusa Venture Centre

Skiing & tobogganing 2.30 4.00pm

Chatham Ski Centre

26-02 Teamwork & leadership training 5.00 6.00pm

Bradfields School


Chatham Ski Centre


Bradfields School


Chatham Ski Centre


Bradfields School


Chatham Ski Centre


Bradfields School

Skiing, snow tubing & tobogganing 2.30 4.30pm

Chatham Ski Centre

26-03

Teamwork & leadership training 5.00 6.00pm Bradfields School

02-04 First aid course

10.00am 6.00pm Wilsonian Sailing Club

Canoeing & kayaking 2.30 4.00pm

23-04 Mini Youth Games (Training) 5.00 6.00pm Arethusa Venture Centre

Canoeing & kayaking 2.30 4.00pm Arethusa Venture Centre

30-04 Mini Youth Games (Training) 5.00 6.00pm

Black Lion LC

07-05 Mini Youth Games (Badminton) 10.00am 4.00pm Black Lion LC

Canoeing & kayaking 2.30 4.00pm

14-05 Teamwork & leadership training 5.00 6.00pm Arethusa Venture Centre

Canoeing & kayaking 1.00 4.00pm Arethusa Venture Centre

21-05 Mini Youth Games (Training) 5.00 6.00pm

Black Lion LC

Residential (Planning) 1.30 4.30pm

04-06 Mini Youth Games (Training) 4.30 6.00pm Bradfields School

11-06 Mini Youth Games (Cricket) 10.00am 4.00pm High Halstow CC

14-06

19-06 Residential

- Dartmoor National Park

Presentation (Planning) 1.30 4.00pm

25-06 Mini Youth Games (Training) 4.00 6.00pm Bradfields School

01-07 Mini Youth Games (Athletics) 10.00am 4.00pm Deangate Ridge

02-07 Presentation (Planning)

2.30 6.00pm Wilsonian Sailing Club

09-07 Presentation (Planning)

2.30 6.00pm Wilsonian Sailing Club

Presentation (Planning) 2.30 7.00pm

16-07

Presentation 7.00 10.00pm Fort Pitt School

20-07 Programme evaluation & BBQ 10.00am 6.00pm Wilsonian Sailing Club

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